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Advertising and sponsorship on TV or radio -
Sponsorship and product placement
Companies can pay money to broadcasters to have their brand or products associated with a programme. This is called sponsorship.
Companies are not permitted to pay broadcasters to have their brand or products included in a programme. This is called product placement.
Our Broadcasting Code has rules which broadcasters must follow.
Additional Option:
If you would like to complain to Ofcom about sponsorship or product placement, please use the link below.
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