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ADM refers social gambling promotions to AGCOM for review in Italy

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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) referred social-media gambling promotions to communications regulator AGCOM for assessment after reviewing a complaint from Codacons. ADM said the content could breach rules on gambling advertising, including provisions in the Dignity and Balduzzi decrees; it asked AGCOM to assess compliance with its guidelines.

The referral puts social-media gambling promotions under regulatory review for possible breaches of Italy’s advertising rules.

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