What does CAMY stand for?

Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Georgetown University's Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth found that between 2001 and 2007, youth exposure to alcohol TV ads rose by 38 percent.

APHA calls on CBS to uphold liquor ad ban

For example, "Fact Sheet: African-American Youth and Alcohol Advertising" The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at Georgetown University, online: The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth <http://camy.

Nutrigenomics, popular representations and the reification of "race"?

The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth found that in the past five years, youth ages 12-20 have seen 40 percent more alcohol ads," said Michael Langer, chairman of the Washington State Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking.

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A Georgetown University Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth study found the 15 most popular teen shows of 2002 (as with most case studies, results take time to tally) aired alcohol ads.

Ads don't add up

The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth argues that high schoolers are overexposed to alcohol advertising and influenced by its youthful themes.

Lots of kids drink ... keeping teens away from alcohol is tough, but ...

A study by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth presented findings that justify these criticisms.

Studying influences of underage drinking in the United States: a ...

1l) Another survey conducted by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth Results reported the following: * Sixty-five percent of alcohol companies produced marketing Web sites that include video games and other features that appeal to young people who are under the legal drinking age.

More Liquor better ticker?

She cited a report by the Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth at Georgetown University last year that said teen-agers were more likely than adults to notice magazine ads for alcohol.

Sobering move in store for sweetened spirits