46. Do any other restrictions on online media advertisement (beyond limits) exist?

Source: 

Article 7.1 Election Law of BiH from 2001, consolidated version (with amendments from 2024)

Source: 

Article 16.1 Election Law of BiH from 2001, consolidated version (with amendments from 2024)

(BS)

U periodu preuranjene izborne kampanje zabranjeno je vođenje izborne kampanje u elektronskim, onlajn i štampanim medijima i putem društvenih mreža ili bilo koji oblik javnog oglašavanja kampanje. Ova zabrana ne odnosi se na organizovanje zakonitih zvaničnih skupova organa i događaja političkih subjekata u svrhe koje nisu kampanja.

Onlajn mediji koji se opredijele za izvještavanje o izbornoj kampanji dužni su osigurati javne i transparentne informacije o svom vlasništvu i pridržavati se principa kako su propisani u članu 16.2 stav (1) ovog zakona.

(EN)

During the early election campaign period, it is prohibited to conduct election campaigns in electronic, online and print media and via social networks or any form of public advertising campaign. This prohibition does not apply to the organization of lawful official gatherings of bodies and events of political entities for purposes other than campaigning.

(2) Online media outlets that are allocated for reporting on the election campaign are obliged to provide public and transparent information about their ownership and adhere to the principles as prescribed in Article 16.2 paragraph (1) of this Law.

Available at: 

https://advokat-prnjavorac.com/zakoni/Izborni_zakon_BiH.pdf

The Election Law prohibits online and social media campaigning during the early election period (Art. 7.1) and requires online media to disclose ownership information when reporting on election campaigns (Art. 16.1). These constitute specific restrictions beyond general spending limits.