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Table 1 Summary - mentions of specific advertising channels, types of advertising restrictions and the news-actors present in each story before and after the Preventative Health Taskforce Report

From: Advocates, interest groups and Australian news coverage of alcohol advertising restrictions: content and framing analysis

 

PRE (n=186)

POST (n=143)

PRE EXCL. ALCOPOPS (n=135)

 

%

%

%

Type of advertising discussed

 

Sport – general

64.0

56.6

46.2

 

Television advertising

53.8

49.3

37.8

 

Point-of-sale promotions (e.g. happy hour, discounted alcohol)

12.4

16.9

20.3

 

Sport – specific teams (e.g. cricket, AFL)

16.7

21.3

16.8

 

Festivals/cultural events (e.g. ‘schoolies’ week, Big Day Out)

2.7

3.7

12.6

 

Internet, social network websites and online viral marketing

13.5

18.4

10.5

 

Public space advertising (e.g. billboards, public transport)

12.4

16.9

9.8

 

Cinema advertising and product placements

7.0

9.6

4.9

 

Radio advertisements

8.6

11.0

4.2

 

OTHER (e.g. video games, music videos, information booklets)

5.4

6.6

4.9

Types of advertising restrictions or regulations

 

Unspecified, general

41.9

46.3

49.0

 

Reducing frequency of and exposure to advertising

55.4

48.5

40.1

 

Total ban on all forms of advertising

19.9

26.5

14.0

 

Restrictions on content

18.3

22.1

14.0

 

OTHER

2.7

3.0

18.9

News-actors present

   
 

Public health professional

44.1

55.1

51.7

 

Government representative

52.7

39.0

37.8

 

Liquor industry

16.7

15.4

20.3

 

Vox populi

16.7

20.6

18.2

 

Journalist

19.9

22.1

16.8

 

Advertising and/or marketing

6.9

9.5

11.2

 

Non-government or community-based organisation

11.3

13.2

6.3

 

Law and order

0.5

0.7

6.3

 

Other

10.2

14.0

6.3

  1. Note: categories are not mutually exclusive.