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Food companies bombard children with marketing for unhealthy food; and it influences what food they like, pester for, and eat. But how do we decide what is an ‘unhealthy food’?
Our study looked at outdoor food advertisements and compared six systems that could be used to define ‘unhealthy food’. We found Australia already has an easy to use system and it outperforms the others most of the time.
Recommendations to address high childhood obesity rates include regulation on unhealthy food marketing to children. Reducing children’s exposure to advertising of unhealthy food and drinks is a focus area in the recently developed National Preventive Health and National Obesity Strategies.
SHOCKING! ‘Big Image’ Media Making Money Promoting Dangerous Gun Violence
Ammoland Inc. Posted on
USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- The images are disgusting and above all else extremely dangerous: a crying woman with an AK barrel in her mouth, children pointing guns at their own heads, pregnant women pointing guns at their belly, a toddler pointing a Glock with their finger on the trigger
– 1000’s of photos of children with fingers on triggers. 10,000’s of more images of adults carelessly mishandling what look like real guns!
These are stock images, known in the trade as photo illustrations, because they are set up in advance, as opposed to actual news photographs, which are taken live as news happens. Apparently, the majority of photojournalists have no understanding of basic gun safety. The big image licensing businesses take no responsibility, provide no safety guidelines, and choose to ignore the real-life dangers in the name of profit.
Retail out-of-home provider Shopper Media Group rebrands as Shopper
July 20, 2021 9:29
Shopper Media Group has revealed its new brand platform as the out-of-home (OOH) provider rebrands simply as ‘Shopper’.
The rebrand comes as part of a renewed focus on data, digital products and technology, and the new ‘Closer to Customers’ positioning also comes with a fresh look, feel and logo.
Shopper’s new look
CEO Ben Walker said the rebrand is reflective of Shopper’s journey from a disrupter to an established leader in retail OOH. “Our rebrand and new positioning ‘closer to customers’ demonstrates our power as a valued partner and our capacity to unite brands and shopping centres with their customers.
Biography
Dennis Santiago is an author and commentator on national policy and global stability issues. His subject matter expertise was developed during the Cold War as a strategic warfare systems analyst, missile defense architect, and arms control analyst. He is the author of the US Imperfect Defense Theory of Strategic Missile Defense. Dennis has worked on conventional warfare, nuclear warfare, and asymmetric warfare. His areas of expertise include combat aircraft, ordnance, electronic warfare, command and control, campaign design, and game theory.
Member, Foreign Press Association (FPA) and Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA)