Self-Regulation and Television Advertising

Abstract
Media owners and managers possess great power to select (and reject) advertising submissions. Regardless of the directives (or absence) of any self-regulation code, no television station must accept any commercial advertising it does not wish to carry. This study requested descriptions of the standards, guidelines and day-to-day concerns from U.S. commercial broadcast stations, asking the policies, procedures and nature of standards for deriding which commercials are acceptable for broadcast.

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