Objection to U.S. meddling in advertising policy
The American Newspaper Publishers Association asserted today that U.S. interference in advertising would threaten press independence. The statement was issued from New York and addressed concerns about government influence over publication content and advertising standards.
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Oil Crisis and Advertising Trends in Early 20th Century
James A. Moffett argues British inefficiency caused U S tanker shortages by failing to load from nearby sources. The piece discusses rising government and industry pressure on advertising, calls for truth, and cites 1933 Dairy ad jingle removal as an example of regulatory scrutiny.
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Government takes a hand more in advertising matters
A membership bulletin notes increasing government involvement in advertising with agencies and officials seeking to control regulate or prohibit ads. It cites a dozen examples of government concern in advertising over the last decade.
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