Industry issues
Industry issues
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Alcohol marketing
Alcohol Marketing: 2015 Year in Review
Read more about "Alcohol Marketing: 2015 Year in Review"In June, the Responsible Marketing Pact, WFA’s flagship programme on responsible alcohol marketing, officially came into…
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Digital policyDigital Governance Exchange: Priorities for 2016
Read more about "Digital Governance Exchange: Priorities for 2016"WFA’s Digital Governance Exchange (DGX) benchmark results looking at brand marketers digital governance priorities for 2016 as…
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Digital policyData collection & privacyData-driven marketingDelivering Value to Consumers from data
Read more about "Delivering Value to Consumers from data"Embracing the potential of data whilst securing sustainable flows for the future remains one of the biggest challenges facing the…
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Food marketingKeeping a cool head amidst bulging waistlines
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Ad blockingBrand purposeBrand reputationConsumer insight7 Deadly Sins of Marketing
Read more about "7 Deadly Sins of Marketing"New research conducted for the WFA has identified the seven key ways that brand marketing is most likely to annoy consumers.…
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Food marketing
EU kids see less and less food ads on TV
European children are exposed to significantly less food ads on TV according to recent research conducted by Accenture Media…Read more about "EU kids see less and less food ads on TV " -
Ad fraud & verificationAudience measurementBrand safetyChannelsMedia governanceMedia transparencyBrand safetyWFA Media Charter (2008)
Read more about "WFA Media Charter (2008)"This charter has been developed by the Media Committee of the WFA.
Its aim is to state the advertisers’ principles and…
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