Show 57: Excerpt - How Well Does the Ad-Industry Self-Regulate When it Comes to Kids?
Submitted by KTD on December 14, 2011 - 6:35pm
YOUNG AND OLD alike seem to be constantly bombarded by advertisements – on television, in those brightly colored toy fliers that make up the bulk of the Sunday paper delivery this time of year, and on the internet. These constant messages about what to eat, play or buy can seem like a free-for-all. We wondered: are there any rules governing all this marketing... especially those ads aimed at children?
Contributor Jessica Cochran reports on the world of advertising self-regulation.
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