Revealing information on advertising in schools, beating the system and those targeted ads that get your children screaming, "I can't live without that!"
Kraft Foods changes its advertising and marketing approach to promote better eating habits for children.
Schools will receive money for allowing advertisers to reach high school students.
A new report shows ad spending for alcohol is up and many of those ads are viewed by teens.
The American Psychological Association is split over some psychologists helping advertisers targeting children and some psychologists calling the practice into question.
Research shows advertising influences a youth's decision to drink. The Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth has a fact sheet on the study of alcohol advertising and marketing and the effects on youth drinking.
The Advertising Association in England has released this position paper on the ethics of marketing to children.
Extra! is the magazine for Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR). This Extra! article inspects Seventeen magazine's many different features and how it allegedly undermines teenagers. You'll also find reaction about the article from Seventeen's Managing Editor.
The Children's Advertising Review Unit (CARU) has published principles, product presentation, sales pressure and other guidelines for advertising to children.
This article from Youth Act weighs the pros and cons of tobacco advertising and its effects on youth smoking.
