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Banned Cigarette Ads on TV President Nixon signed a law banning cigarette ads from television on April 1, 1970. On January 2, 1971, the final cigarette commercial was aired during an episode Smoking kills, that's why we banned tobacco advertising in 2002. It's time to do the same for fossil fuel ads and sponsorships please add your name now to my Government petition October 7, 2007 EU law banned tobacco advertising in sport, but Ferrari had one last smoke at the 2007 Chinese GP 1st of August 1965. Cigarette adverts are banned from British television. Pipe tobacco and cigar adverts will continue until 1991. : r oldbritishtelly In India, cigarette advertising was banned in 2001. Before the ban, cigarette posters appeared across print and outdoor media. These advertisements used a wide range of visual styles illustration, photography, bold

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