Regulations for the Distinction between Radio Programs and Advertisements and Product Placement Marketing and Sponsorships Article 6

Children’s programs that fall under any one of the following circumstances that impart obvious promotion or publicity of a product or service, encourage consumption, or take advantage of the credulity or comparative state of mind of the audience so as to impact consumption behavior s shall be deemed as being not recognizable and having no distinction from the inserted advertisements, unless otherwise stipulated in Article 4:1. The segment encourages children to ask parents to accept a product or service mentioned in the program.2. The segment takes advantage of children’s participation in order to encourage various forms of payment.