Regulate the Internet - It's for the children
Booze ad restrictions 'no use without power over internet' - Scotsman.com News
CONTROLS on alcohol advertising should be extended to the internet as part of the drive against under-age drinking, a conference in Edinburgh will be told next week....
The current code on drinks ads says they must not link alcohol with sex, social success or daring behaviour; show alcohol being handled irresponsibly; or depict people who appear to be under 25.
"Ultimately, this is where the regulatory battleground is happening."
Comments
Not controlling the internet is a constant sore point with the left...any excuse to try and exercise some control(for the good of course) is constantly grasped at....it's what they do!
Posted by: thud | November 15, 2008 10:20 PM
But it is related to sex, social success and daring behaviour. Alcohol was invented so the ugly can get laid, so the introverts can venture into extroversion, and personally, I never dare to climb lamp-posts and wave my pants in the are when sober.
Posted by: Neal Asher | November 16, 2008 2:19 PM