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2005.04.21

Look But Don't Touch: Georgetown Center Reveals Findings Regarding Youth and Alcohol Advertising

CAMY, (Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth) a center located at Georgetown University revealed results from a study that analyzed magazine alcohol ads between 2001 and 2003. CAMY discovered over half of the ads studied were placed in magazines with a disproportionate readership of youth under the legal drinking age of 21, ranging from 12 to 20.  The report is available on the CAMY site.

CAMY is located in Washington, DC.

Source: Release

2005.04.21 in news, research & policy |

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