Paddy Power Betfair said this week that it was “supportive of further regulation … to reduce the volume of pre-watershed TV advertising to protect young children”. He has previously said he is “sympathetic to some sort of curb or … review around the level of advertising”. It’s incumbent on them to step up to the plate and have a serious discussion about it.” Philip Bowcock, the chief executive of William Hill, said: “Some sort of change is needed, but that has to be led by government. The growing consensus among of industry bosses prompted calls from Labour for the government to crack down on “out of control” gambling ads. Senior gambling industry figures have admitted concerns that children are being exposed to too many betting adverts on TV and have called on the government to act.
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