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The Seimas on Tuesday passed amendments to ban gambling advertising as of 2028.

Eight out of 10 Lithuanians would approve of a ban on gambling ads in the country, a poll has revealed.

Gambling operators should be obliged to allocate at least half of their advertising budgets to social and preventive advertising, an MP has said.

MP Mindaugas Lingė has drafted a bill aimed at prohibiting gambling advertisements. He argues that discussions on the matter have lasted for a long time and the bill should not be linked to the high-profile story involving BaltCap equity fund, whose former partner is suspected to have embezzled and ...

The Ministry of the Economy and Innovation has drafted amendments to the Law on Alcohol Control, which were approved by the Government on Wednesday, in order to reduce administrative burdens and create more favourable competitive conditions for businesses.

Lithuanian Competition Council (Konkurencijos taryba) found that the company Neste Lietuva infringed the Law on Advertising by spreading misleading advertising claims about Neste fuel. The company was fined EUR 8,688.

Lithuanian lawmakers decided on Tuesday not to consider a proposal to ban all advertising on the national radio and television (LRT) and its news website.

Representatives of private media outlets in Lithuania are asking the authorities to more clearly ban advertising on the Lithuanian radio and television (LRT) and to also ban advertising on the LRT website.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Tuesday that Lithuania unjustifiably restricted a clothing advertising campaign that used models and captions referring to "Jesus" and "Mary".

Following lengthy public discussions and parliamentary debates, the Seimas on Thursday significantly tightened regulation of alcohol sales, use and advertising, with some bans to take effect in early 2018 and others in early 2020.

The German budget retail chain Lidl came to Lithuania with a bang last week and experts believe it can continue this momentum despite a number of local challenges.

Lithuania’s parliament has adopted amendments to the Law on Alcohol Control which will prohibit advertising alcoholic beverage price reductions.

The Lithuanian TV industry's revenues rose by 6 percent last year, with LNK posting the biggest growth and the TV3 Group recording a decline. This year is seen as a turning point as the public broadcaster LRT withdrew from the commercial advertising market, leaving a larger pie for commercial channe...

The analysis of the advertising market conducted by market research company TNS LT revealed that in January-October 2014 the total advertising volume in Lithuania increased 5.5 percent, compared with the same period of 2013. This year the volume of outdoor advertising increased most, whereas radio, ...