Archive for the 'advertising' Category

Selling Ecocide

Is it time to consider a ban on the adverts which help to cook the planet?

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Not What It Says on the Tin

Even in the rich nations, the babymilk manufacturers are undermining breastfeeding

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Willy Loman Syndrome

Young people are being torn apart by the gulf between expectation and reality. Is it any wonder that rates of mental illness are rising?

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Feeding Crime

If governments really want to improve law and order, they should ban adverts for junk food

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The Net Censors

The democratic potential of the new media is being blocked by the companies providing the technology.

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The Fake Persuaders

Companies are creating false citizens to try to change the way we think
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A Corporate Aristocracy

Market values are in direct conflict with the ethics of public service
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Dying of Consumption

The more we spend, the happier we become. Probably.

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No Politics Please

How Britain’s advertising rules forbid us to hear the bad news about business
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New Labour, Old Feudalism

You can stuff your voluntary access agreements: we want the right to roam
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Pester Power

Father Christmas has become an enemy of the people, as advertisers exploit parents for all they’re worth

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Dinosaur Foresters

The Timber Trade Federation is trying to turn back the clock on forest protection
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Greens Must Be Whiter Than White

We’re in danger of succumbing to the cynical politics of advertising
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