Marketing Ethics
World Health Organization claims digital marketing is ‘insidiously and persistently’ targeting millions of new mothers.
World Health Organization claims digital marketing is ‘insidiously and persistently’ targeting millions of new mothers.
Ogilvy says its announcement is in line with national concerns about the mental harm being caused by ‘perfect’ social media portrayals.
Company says it recognises that younger children are increasingly exposed to online promotional content from a broad range of industries.
UN report slams marketers around the world for using “systematic and unethical marketing strategies” to influence parents’ decisions.
Research emphasises how our children live in a highly commercialised world; one that bombards them constantly with consumption messages.
Study by the Cancer Council of Australia finds that food industry codes are failing to protect children.
The ethics of marketing junk food to children has long been debated. New academic research pinpoints the extent of the problem on social media.
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