Parents for Ethical Marketing encourage corporations to adopt responsible marketing standards and practices that sustain the health of children and families.
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- Facebook’s behavioral marketing makes me sleepy, s l e e p y . . . 3:57am Jun 30
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With only a handful of “fans” needed so I can secure a URL for PEM, Facebook showcases itsbehavioral marketing genius: Ooh, I want to click that Get More Fans button! If it’shard forme to resist, can you imagine how a child’s underdeveloped brain reacts...
Princess Culture Marches On at Gamine Expedition.The latest research and commentary by author Sara Grimeson princess culture and kids: . . ...
Source: www.examiner.com
On Thursday, June 18, 2009, the Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood (CCFC), the Boston based non-profit national coalition of health care professionals, educators, advocacy groups and concerned parents, ...
Next month Diana: The People’s Princess exhibit will come to — where else –Downtown Disney Orlando...
“I worry that even if Michelle and I do our best to impart what we think are important values to our children, the media out there will undermine our lessons and teach them something different.” During his campaign, President Obama acknowledged that he is among the parents struggling against an...
Sarah Haskins does it again with Target Women: Lady Friends. Watch through to the end for an example of how girls are indoctrinated into the beautiful women-mindless consumers culture:
Source: www.huffingtonpost.com
The media onslaught begins early, often abetted by well-meaning parents who have bought into the trendy but unfounded "smart baby" pitches from media conglomerates
New research shows that kids are eating healthier in restaurants when given the choice, according to an article in the New York Times...
Parents for Ethical Marketing $191 billion profit on merchandise, most of it aimed at kids
Source: www.variety.com
It's no secret that licensing is a major moneymaker for Hollywood. Last year alone, the biz minted $191 billion from merchandise tied to its tentpoles and TV shows.
Parents for Ethical Marketing Fancied up the Parents for Ethical Marketing Facebook page, so I can attract 1,000 fans, so I can snag the vanity url. Without buying Faceook ads. Now you can read blog posts in Notes!
Source: www.brandweek.com
Family entertainment giant Disney took a stand, several years back, by not renewing a decade-long marketing deal with McDonald’s and flushing fast food and high-calorie snacks out of its promotional ...
Parents for Ethical Marketing House passes act giving FDA power to prohibit tobacco marketing to children http://tinyurl.com/cd6xoz
Interview includes Susan Linn from the Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood. Listen in.
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