Articles tagged with "cannabis advertising"
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California Bill Would Ban Cannabis-Branded Hats, T-Shirts, Other Merchandise
Ben Adlin - Published on June 27, 2017read moreSenate Bill 162 would ban advertising through “clothing, hats, or other merchandise with the name or logo of the product.”
Canadian Critics Say Legalization Act Is Good, But Not Perfect
Randi Druzin - Published on April 13, 2017read moreMost advocates and health experts are pleased. But the cannabis act isn’t without its warts.
No Risk Please, We’re Canadian: New Ad Rules May Be a Challenge
Bruce Barcott - Published on April 13, 2017read moreRules aimed at reducing teen use will make it tough to produce any cannabis ads at all.
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These Legalization Ads Just Might Sway Your Vote
Lisa Rough - Published on October 26, 2016read more“Think of the children!” How can we not? This season’s legalization election ads are wall-to-wall kids and cannabis.
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Did ABC Just Air a Cannabis Homegrow Ad During the NBA Finals?
Bruce Barcott - Published on June 14, 2016read moreAs the clock ticked into the 4th quarter of last night’s NBA Finals showdown, ABC cut to a commercial break — and aired what might be remembered as a landmark ad for the cannabis industry.
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Jane West: Cannabis, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
Jane West - Published on June 7, 2016read moreOver the past several decades, we have increasingly pursued happiness in pill bottles. The prescription is clearly not working.
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‘Cheap Pot!’: What’s the Deal with the $6 Gram?
Tobias Coughlin-Bogue - Published on April 25, 2016read moreForget that nonsense you’ve heard about cannabis being so much more expensive in legal states than the black market: Grams for just $6 are increasingly common at state-licensed shops.
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The Shake: U.N. Drug Summit Begins With Fireworks, and DEA Science Stinks
Ben Adlin - Published on April 19, 2016read moreResearchers in California are designing cannabis sobriety tests, D.C. lawmakers ban cannabis cafés, and New Zealand police make an oopsie.
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The Shake: White House Protest Draws a Crowd, SpeedWeed Is Sold, and Now There’s a Hemptsy
Ben Adlin - Published on April 4, 2016read moreColorado issues two more pesticide recalls, Maine lawmakers abandon THC blood limit for drivers, and are cannabis mini-malls on the way?
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Singapore Takes Its Peculiar Anti-Drug Campaigns Very Seriously
Rebecca Kelley - Published on March 22, 2016read moreSingapore’s Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) runs numerous anti-drug campaigns to deter their youth from using illicit substances. And boy, are they interesting.
