![]() Tobacco Depictions in Films Time Warner works hard to conduct itself in a responsible manner regarding the depiction of smoking in our films. In July 2007, we revised the Time Warner Tobacco Depiction Policy, originally adopted in 2005, to more clearly articulate when on-screen smoking is considered appropriate. This policy applies to all Time Warner filmed entertainment businesses, and is intended to give creative executives guidelines for making decisions about the inclusion or exclusion of tobacco products in our films. Time Warner Tobacco Depiction Policy Time Warner has a fundamental interest in creating films that appeal to a wide array of audiences. When we develop films, we work with our creative talent to ensure, to the greatest extent possible, that smoking is not depicted in our films unless there is a compelling creative reason to do so. Our practices currently include the following:
• Time Warner filmed entertainment companies do not enter into any product placement or promotion deals with tobacco companies for any of our films. Time Warner works hard to ensure that it conducts itself in a responsible, socially conscious manner, and remains sensitive to public concerns in this area as they develop and change over time. |
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