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newspaper article		The 10 ads that Australians hate the most in The Age (08/07/2016) p.3 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Author: Arlington, Kim PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA Summary: Report on the Australian advertisements that elicted complaints from the public and the comments from the Advertising Standards Bureau More info
newspaper article		Actron Air falls foul of advertising watchdog for 'racist' ari conditioning ads in Smart Company (07/04/2015) p.1 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Author: SmartCompany PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA Summary: Actron have made a commercial that requires changes due to omplaints made to the Advertising Standards Board. More info
subject clippings file		ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE PhysDes: Clippings Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA More info
book		Advertising time on television : a review of the Advertising Time Standards / Australian Broadcasting Tribunal Canberra: Australian Government Publishing Service, 1987. Call No: 411.236(94) AUS Copy Management: 10/10/2012 Author: Armstrong, Mark -- James Bailey, Julie -- Perry, Russel Source: AT Place: Canberra Publisher: Australian Government Publishing Service PubDate: 1987 PhysDes: 199 pages in various pagings : illustrations ; 25 cm Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; COMMERCIALS, TV. AUSTRALIA Summary: A review on the rules governing advertising on Australian commercial television Contents: Contents -- Abbreviations -- Summary -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Decision and reasons : A. Public interest objectives -- B. Problems of the current rules -- C. Audience needs and research -- D. Options for reform -- E. Conclusions -- F. The future -- 3. The need for review -- 4. Viewpoints -- 5. The audience and the market -- 6. The commercial environment -- Appendices More info
newspaper article		Agencies cool to new contract push in The Australian (31/10/2016) p.23 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Author: Davidson, Darren PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF NATIONAL ADVERTISING; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Summary: Dispute amongst advertising agencies about new guidelines proposed by the Australian Association of National Advertisers More info
book		Attitudes to television : a survey of advertisers / Gillian Appleton Kensington, NSW North Sydney, NSW: Communications Law Centre, University of New South Wales Australian Film Commission, 1989. Call No: 49[659.1](94) APP Author: Appleton, Gillian CorpAuthor: Australian Film Commission; Communications Law Centre (N.S.W.) Place: Kensington, NSW North Sydney, NSW Publisher: Communications Law Centre, University of New South Wales Australian Film Commission PubDate: 1989 PhysDes: 32 pages ; 30 cm Subject: STATISTICS. AUSTRALIA; COMMERCIALS, TV. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, TV. AUSTRALIA; AUDIENCE RESEARCH. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; COMMERCIALS, TV. AUSTRALIA Summary: "The Australian Film Commission (AFC) commissioned this research report to ascertain how the television advertising system operates, how advertisers, agency media buyers and stations relate to one another, and particularly to survey advertister's attitudes to issues, concerns and practices in the industry" -- from Summary of Report Notes: A report prepared for the Australian Film Commission by the Communications Law Centre ISBN: 0858237679 LON: 6585339 More info
Interim book		Commercial television industry code of practice Sydney: Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations, 1999. Call No: 201.3(94) FED CorpAuthor: Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations Source: AT Place: Sydney Publisher: Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations PubDate: 1999 PhysDes: 48 p. ; 30cm. Subject: COMMERCIAL TV. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, TV. AUSTRALIA; FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATIONS; TELEVISION. AUSTRALIA; CENSORSHIP TV. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; CODES OF PRACTICE. AUSTRALIA Notes: Cover title More info
book		Decisions and reasons : inquiry into alleged cigarette advertising during the broadcast of the 1990 Australian Grand Prix, IP/91/33, October 1991 / Australian Broadcasting Tribunal [North Sydney]: Australian Broadcasting Tribunal, October 1991. Call No: 411.213(94) AUS Author: Australian Broadcasting Tribunal Source: AT Place: [North Sydney] Publisher: Australian Broadcasting Tribunal PubDate: October 1991 PhysDes: 1 volume (various pagings) ; 30 cm Series: Public Inquiry Report Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL; BROADCASTING SERVICES ACT; DRUGS AND TV; LEGISLATION. AUSTRALIA Summary: A report detailing an inquiry into advertising broadcast during the 1991 Grand Prix by Nine Network and a number of regional stations, which contained imagery of cigarette branding and tobacco products. The inquiry was to determine whether these stations had breached the Broadcasting Act, which prohibits the advertising of cigarettes and tobacco products More info
newspaper article		Duopoly exploits market: Nine in The Australian [Media] (10/04/2017) p.23 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; NINE NETWORK Author: Bingemann, Mitchell PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: FACEBOOK; GOOGLE; NINE NETWORK; ADVERTISING. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Summary: Interview with Nine Entertainment chief Hugh Marks where he discusses the lack of regulation for large media entities Google and Facebook in comparison to Australian commercial broadcasters. He comments on the state of the Nine Network, and his wish to abolosh licence fees for commercial broadcasters in Australia More info
book		Kidz TV : an inquiry into children's and preschool children's television standards / Australian Broadcasting Tribunal North Sydney: The Tribunal, c1991. Call No: 412-053.2 AUS Copy Management: Vol. 1; Vol. 2 Author: O'Connor, Deirdre (Deirdre Frances), 1941; Richards, Debra. Regulation of children's programs CorpAuthor: Australian Broadcasting Tribunal Place: North Sydney Publisher: The Tribunal PubDate: c1991 PhysDes: 2 v. (561 p.) : ill. ; 25 cm Subject: CHILDREN AND TV. AUSTRALIA; CHILDREN, PROGRAMMES FOR. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; CODES OF PRACTICE. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR CHILDREN'S FILMS AND TELEVISION Notes: Chairman: Deirdre O'Connor; Cover subtitle: "An inquiry into children's television standards."; Includes index ISBN: 0642166633 (set); 0642166641 (v. 1); 064216665X (v. 2) LON: 8375500 More info
newspaper article		Pedigree forced to modify "tasteless and shameful" dog food ad after viewers about gang violence in Smart Company (05/06/2015) p.1 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA Author: - PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA Summary: Report on complaints lodged to the Australian Advertising Standards Board about a commercial that featured gang violence in relation to selling dog food More info
newspaper article		Rated Gee! Killer shows 'ambushing' families in Sunday Age (12/07/2015) p.7 Call No: SUBJECT CLIPPINGS FILE; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA Author: McMahon, Neil PhysDes: Clippings File Article Subject: ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA AUTHORITY Summary: Report on complaints to Australian Communications and Media Authority regarding advertising for M rated shows during PG and G rated programs. Quotes from Australian Council on Children and the Media, and Free TV More info
book		A submission on the role of advertising in Australia. / prepared by the Australian Advertising Industry Council [Sydney]: Australian Advertising Industry Council, 1981. Call No: 411.236(94) AUS Author: Australian Advertising Industry Council Source: AT Place: [Sydney] Publisher: Australian Advertising Industry Council PubDate: 1981 PhysDes: ii, 19 p. ; 30cm Subject: ADVERTISING. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; CENSORSHIP. AUSTRALIA; DRUGS AND TV; DRUGS AND TELEVISION Summary: Report by the AAIC outlining their commitment to self-regulation while rejecting proposals to ban advertising for certain products such as cigarettes, analgesics and alcohol Notes: Also titled 'The role of advertising in Australia' More info
book		Submission to the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal of the CAD response to the Australian Consumers' Association report on law and self-regulation of advertising 1982 : section 1 of 3 / Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Sydney: Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations, [1982?]. Call No: 411.213(94) FED v.1 Author: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Source: AT Place: Sydney Publisher: Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations PubDate: [1982?] PhysDes: 55 pages ; 30 cm Subject: ADVERTISING. CHILDREN; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL; FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATIONS; GOVERNMENT CONTROL, TV. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, TV. AUSTRALIA; LEGISLATION. AUSTRALIA Summary: Report by the Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations in which they claim that the report released by the Australian Consumers' Association on law and self regulation in advertising was inaccurate and based on flawed methodology Notes: Section 1 of 3, other 2 sections also held by the collection More info
book		Submission to the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal of the CAD response to the Australian Consumers' Association report on law and self-regulation of advertising 1982 : section 2 of 3 / Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Sydney: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations, [1982?]. Call No: 411.213(94) FED v.2 Author: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Source: AT Place: Sydney Publisher: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations PubDate: [1982?] PhysDes: 1 volume (various pagings) ; 30 cm Subject: ADVERTISING. CHILDREN; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL; FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATIONS; GOVERNMENT CONTROL, TV. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, TV. AUSTRALIA; LEGISLATION. AUSTRALIA Summary: Report by the Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations in which they claim that the report released by the Australian Consumers' Association on law and self regulation in advertising was inaccurate and based on flawed methodology. This volume includes all of the submissions to FACTS from various bodies Notes: Section 2 of 3, other 2 sections also held by the collection More info
book		Submission to the Australian Broadcasting Tribunal of the CAD response to the Australian Consumers' Association report on law and self-regulation of advertising 1982 : Section 3 of 3 / Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Sydney: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations, [1982?]. Call No: 411.213(94) FED v.3 Author: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations Place: Sydney Publisher: Federation of Australian and Commercial Television Stations PubDate: [1982?] PhysDes: 1 volume (various pagings) ; 30 cm Subject: ADVERTISING. CHILDREN; ADVERTISING STANDARDS. AUSTRALIA; ADVERTISING. TV. AUSTRALIA; AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL; FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIAN COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATIONS; GOVERNMENT CONTROL, TV. AUSTRALIA; INDUSTRY, TV. AUSTRALIA; LEGISLATION. AUSTRALIA Summary: Report by the Federation of Australian Commercial Television Stations in which they claim that the report released by the Australian Consumers' Association on law and self regulation in advertising was inaccurate and based on flawed methodology Notes: Section 3 of 3, other 2 sections also held by the collection More info

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