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As Korea continues clampdown on alcohol ads, brands likely to move to digital
Aug 20, 2012
Emily Tan

As Korea continues clampdown on alcohol ads, brands likely to move to digital

SEOUL - The city of Seoul plans to ban the advertisement of alcoholic beverages on buses, bus stops and subways in September as part of a continued effort to reduce excessive drinking.

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