Posted: February 20, 2007
Society recognizes that teens don't have the judgement required to evaluate messages related to alcohol, tobacco, etc. So why are some pharmaceutical companies getting away with beaming Insomnia and ED Rx drugs ads to teens on the Web?
James Gardner, a Boston-area marketer who follows online pharmaceutical advertising at his hobby website -- adverlicio.us/pharma, an archive of online pharma ads -- brought the practice to my attention.
"This awakens in me memories of watching the Super Bowl 4-5 years ago and having Bob Dole uncomfortably intrude on a family moment with a discussion of ED," says James.
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