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    of advertisement for food: on billboards, in magazines, and on the televisions that adults and young children watch daily. Food companies have integrated their products into television entertainment and commercials, opening up a now expansive industry, but not without controversy trailing close behind. One major contention revolves around food advertisements on television targeted towards children. Closely related is the epidemic of childhood obesity that looks us right in the eye her in the…

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    Now serving children of all ages, they will be subliminally coaxed into buying the newest unhealthy fun food, and yes there is a prize inside! The tactics of television advertisement have become the driving force behind not just the United States food industry, but many countries around the world. Particularly in the United States, these major food companies target the most influential and vulnerable, children. Consequently, how does the emphasis on food advertisement in television affect…

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    Young children that watch television constantly are influenced by what they see. They may not know that the whole purpose of the commercials are to sell. Today, the average time children spend watching television is 4.5 hours (Mares and Woodard). Between these hours there are many commercials being played. Although commercials are intended to reach out to adults, there are many children out watching the also. The advertisement being shown on commercials today to buy the latest toys and gadgets…

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    play in their free time. Being that smartphones have become so easy to get ahold of, children can get phones. A majority of the games on the phones are free, but in order to afford putting out a game that is free to consumers they have to include advertisements in the games. These advertisements are very frequent and are unavoidable to the consumers. Seeing that one of the biggest uses of smartphones for children are the games and apps, they are exposed to a great amount of different…

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    understand why their children tend to spend all their money while shopping. The mass media, children and younger generations are easy to influence within the market field and are used as puppets. Children are less able to analyze facts that are directed to them which applies an immoral way to target children using such advertisements. This paper will explain the influence caused by media and marketing that impact on the lives of young children by overwhelming them with advertisements. Children…

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    hypothesised that television food advertisements and branding are vital sensory factors that can influence food choice in children. In the UK, (Furnhal, 2003) determined that 49% of TV channels were food based and the vast majority of these focused on snacks. Many food industries target children given that they have persuasive power over the spending of their parents. Additionally as children age they will gain independent spending. Consequently food industries aim to enhance brand recognition…

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    television commercials a year. And, while US children are among the world’s most avid consumers of advertising, the effect of television on children is a concern for parents across the globe” (Watson, 2017). Advertising is hard to avoid it is everywhere for a child to be exposed to. Advertising in schools and to children in general raises ethical issues. How far will companies go to exploit children or even consider advertising their brand at a place where children are sent to get educated? The…

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    Television Advertising and Children Everyone has experienced the interruption of their favorite show with advertisements. According to the dictionary, to advertise is the act or practice of calling public attention to one’s product, service, need, etc., especially by paid announcements in newspapers and magazines, over radio or television, on billboards, etc.. One should contemplate what the effect is that advertisers want the consumer to have as a result of watching their commercials on…

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    regulation and food safety. Each of these departments and agencies of food regulation and food safety each take part in, Food Safety Modernization Act, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Healthy and Hunger Free Kids Act, and Food advertising for Children. The Food Safety Modernization Act was created by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), to ensure all Americans were safe and to put a stop to foodborne illnesses around the world. This Act’s main purpose and obligation has been to…

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    Children are prone to have their minds subjigated to these hypnotizing television ads. We must start to regulate ads that are made to specifically target children. In most cirumstances ads will manipulate children into believing that they need the product beiong advertised, because of its flashy designs and popularity. I know this first hand as I was prey as a child several times, practically forcing my parents to buy me nonsense toys or video games. Obviously there are two sides to…

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