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23 Mar 2021 Our unaged spirits commentator is in gin again this month. Richard Woodard casts his eye over Plymouth gin, a brand with an enviable history - or an unfortunate one, depending on how you look at it. 10 Feb 2021 On Thursday, Pernod Ricard will announce its results for the final six months of 2020, the groups fiscal-first-half. Late last year, the company reported a 5.6% fall in sales from the three months to the end o...

Google To Allow Users To Block Gambling, Alcohol Ads In 2021 KEY POINTS Studies find ads can encourage youth drinking YouTube in the U.S. will be first to have the ad option available Google has drawn recent attention for allowing users to block alcohol and gambling advertisements. Alphabet, the parent company of Google and YouTube, said it was keen on providing the tools that would respect individual choice on its multiple platforms. The feature comes amid calls from Google users to add n...

Google, YouTube add user controls to limit alcohol, gambling ads The new feature will launch on YouTube in the U.S. first. Ginny Marvin on December 14, 2020 at 7:00 am More Google is adding new user controls for alcohol and gambling ads. The new feature, announced Thursday, will launch first on YouTube in the U.S. It will then roll out to Google ads and other countries next year, the company says. “We’ve heard feedback that some people would prefer to limit ads in certain categories...

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The company said that it will provide YouTube users with more controls to limit ads on sensitive topics such as alcohol and gambling.

Google has announced it will add a new feature to its Ad Settings, allowing users to see fewer advertisements for alcohol, with a reduction in gambling advertising included as an additional option.

Google Will Let You Limit the Alcohol and Gambling Ads You See Graphic: Google It’s not very often that Google shows care for anything besides its bottom line these days, but on Thursday, the company made a small step in the right direction by announcing a new setting that lets people limit the alcohol- and gambling-related ads they come across. Advertisement Per the announcement, the feature will first roll out for YouTube ads in the U.S., before globally expanding to ads across YouTube and ...

Company will roll out feature in UK next year but without guarantee it will filter out 100% of adverts