A latest survey performed by public broadcaster LRT, in collaboration with the market analysis agency Baltijos tyrimai, unveiled that 80% of Lithuanians aged 18 and above help a ban on playing ads within the nation.
Solely 15% of respondents expressed opposition to such a measure. Curiously, the survey revealed that help for the ban was stronger amongst ladies, with 86% in favor in comparison with 72% of males. Furthermore, people over 50 years previous (84%) and people with increased schooling and month-to-month family incomes under EUR 1100 (85%) confirmed vital help for the ban.
Conversely, opposition to the ban was extra distinguished amongst males (21%), people underneath 30 years previous (23%), rural residents (18%), and people with unfinished secondary schooling (30%). The survey, which polled 1115 grownup residents of Lithuania from March fifteenth to twenty fifth, sheds gentle on the general public sentiment relating to playing promoting.
In response to this public opinion, parliament initiated deliberations on amendments to the playing regulation in mid-March. If handed, these amendments would implement a prohibition on playing ads ranging from January 1st, 2025.
