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Gambling Advertising Rises as Tobacco Marketing Declines in Commercial Sphere

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What happened

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Advertising in sports has seen a significant increase in gambling promotions, which are now appearing in stadium billboards and through official partnerships with ballplayers. This rise occurs as tobacco advertising, such as the Marlboro Man and Joe Camel, has been outlawed.

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The shift indicates that the influence of the tobacco industry is being replaced by the influence of the gambling industry in commercial marketing. This change affects how companies approach advertising and consumer engagement.

From hotair.com

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