Ads Aimed at Children Get Tighter Scrutiny

The advertising industry yesterday revised 32-year-old guidelines for advertising directed at children younger than 12 and separately launched a voluntary effort with 10 food and beverage companies to devote at least half their advertising to promoting more healthful dietary or lifestyle choices to...
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Annys Shin

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McDonald's Corporation

Michael Jacobson

U.S. Federal Trade Commission

PepsiCo, Inc.

The Coca-Cola Company

Unilever N.V.

Campbell Soup Company

Kellogg Company

Kraft Foods Inc.

General Mills, Inc.

Hershey Company

UMG Recordings Inc.

Cadbury Schweppes USA

SpongeBob SquarePants

Joan Bernstein

Susan Linn

J. Michael McGinnis

Shrek

C. Lee Peeler

Ronald McDonald

Frances Seligman

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Harvard University

Better Business Bureau

Center for Science in the Public Interest

Food Marketing Committee

Advertising

Media

Diet and Nutrition

Healthy Eating

Health and Fitness

Food Manufacturing

Food and Beverage Sector

Exercise and Fitness

Business

Marketing

Product Management

Product Placement

Consumer Protection

Advertising and Related Services

Professional Services Sector

Education

Elementary and High School Education

Elementary Education

Food and Cooking

Foods

Fast Food

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