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Advocacy Advertisement
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Advocacy Advertisement
An advertisement that promotes something other than a good or service. Specifically, advocacy advertising advances a political, social, religious or other, similar issue. A commercial asking viewers to vote for a certain candidate is an example of advocacy advertising. An advocacy advertisement may ask for donations for causes. Advocacy advertising is important in raising awareness.


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the United States Supreme Court ruled that the electioneering communication ban contained in the BRCA was unconstitutional with respect to such issue advocacy advertisements.
According to the bill, civilians will not be allowed to run paid advocacy advertisements in newspapers and magazines regarding the national referendum.
For the reasons set forth below, your stations must honor its arrangement with AFP and continue to air these important issue advocacy advertisements.
 
 
 
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