Oscar.com General Advertising Guidelines

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Oscar.com GeneralAdvertising Guidelines

• Advertising environment must be appropriate to
  the overall image and prestige of the Academy
  Awards ceremony. The environment includes the
  ad unit itself, the links to the advertisers web
  site and direct links off of it, the specific
  destination URL, interstitial or buffer pages,
  and all other elements that define the guests
  online experience. At minimum, Oscar.com will
  have advertising guidelines at least as stringent
  as those set forth by the Academy of Motion
  Pictures Arts and Sciences (?A.M.P.A.S.?) for the
  purpose of the domestic television broadcast of
  the Awards program.
• All advertisements shall be in keeping with the
  customary dignity of the Academys Annual Awards
  presentations. No advertisement shall be
  directly, indirectly or by inference tied in with
  any award being presented by the Academy that
  year. For example, The award for Best Widgets
  goes to your company.
• All advertisement look, content and feel must be
  clearly distinguishable from the editorial
  content and placement on Oscar.com.
• No current or potentially nominated films or
  people, performers, other achievements or the
  name of any category of consideration for Academy
  Awards can be contained in the ad creative.
• Advertisements shall only contain film-related
  material if the title treatments of various
  films involved do not include the faces of
  well-known actors who might also be nominees,
  presenters, or performers on the show all the
  films are previous Best Picture winners and the
  films in any sequence represent a reasonably wide
  spectrum of studios.
• Advertisements may not feature nominees,
  performers, or presenters scheduled to appear on
  the Academy Awards telecast.
• No advertisement shall make use of any depiction
  or simulation of the Academys statuette commonly
  known as the Oscar.
• No advertisement may use the name Oscar(s),
  Academy Award(s), or Oscar Night.

Subject to change, AMPAS approval and
availability.