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New FTC Report on Food Marketing: Digital Dollars Targeting Kids and Teens
Submitted by demedia on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 16:12The report released today by the Federal Trade Commission analyzing expenditures by food and beverage marketers to target both children and teens shows a dramatic increase in the use of digital marketing. According to the report, "spending on new media, such as online, mobile, and viral marketing, increased by 50%." The report also underscored how young people are the target of "integrated" campaigns, pursued across the "
New FTC Report on Food Marketing: Digital Dollars Targeting Kids and Teens
Submitted by demedia on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 16:12The report released today by the Federal Trade Commission analyzing expenditures by food and beverage marketers to target both children and teens shows a dramatic increase in the use of digital marketing. According to the report, "spending on new media, such as online, mobile, and viral marketing, increased by 50%." The report also underscored how young people are the target of "integrated" campaigns, pursued across the "
New FTC Report on Food Marketing: Digital Dollars Targeting Kids and Teens
Submitted by demedia on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 16:12The report released today by the Federal Trade Commission analyzing expenditures by food and beverage marketers to target both children and teens shows a dramatic increase in the use of digital marketing. According to the report, "spending on new media, such as online, mobile, and viral marketing, increased by 50%." The report also underscored how young people are the target of "integrated" campaigns, pursued across the "
New FTC Report on Food Marketing: Digital Dollars Targeting Kids and Teens
Submitted by demedia on Fri, 12/21/2012 - 16:12The report released today by the Federal Trade Commission analyzing expenditures by food and beverage marketers to target both children and teens shows a dramatic increase in the use of digital marketing. According to the report, "spending on new media, such as online, mobile, and viral marketing, increased by 50%." The report also underscored how young people are the target of "integrated" campaigns, pursued across the "
Children’s Privacy Advocates Praise FTC’s New Safeguards Protecting Children’s Online
Submitted by demedia on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 17:00Leaders of the Effort to Pass COPPA in 1998 Say Parents Should Now Have Greater Control of their Children’s Information Online
Children’s Privacy Advocates Praise FTC’s New Safeguards Protecting Children’s Online
Submitted by demedia on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 17:00Leaders of the Effort to Pass COPPA in 1998 Say Parents Should Now Have Greater Control of their Children’s Information Online
Children’s Privacy Advocates Praise FTC’s New Safeguards Protecting Children’s Online
Submitted by demedia on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 17:00Leaders of the Effort to Pass COPPA in 1998 Say Parents Should Now Have Greater Control of their Children’s Information Online
Children’s Privacy Advocates Praise FTC’s New Safeguards Protecting Children’s Online
Submitted by demedia on Wed, 12/19/2012 - 17:00Leaders of the Effort to Pass COPPA in 1998 Say Parents Should Now Have Greater Control of their Children’s Information Online
FTC Action on Data Brokers. It's time to uncover stealth surveillance practices tracking, analyzing, scoring and targeting consumers
Submitted by demedia on Tue, 12/18/2012 - 16:17The dramatic growth of the data broker industry, fueled by information on consumers culled from the Internet, social media, mobile phones, and in-store shopping, has created a multitude of all seeing eyes spying on Americans everyday. A digital gold mine of infinite details is harvested about each of us--what we buy, who are friends are, how much we earn, our ethnicity, health concerns, location, etc. For the most part, these records are off limits to consumers, who can't really discover what they say about us--including the likely errors they may contain.
FTC Action on Data Brokers. It's time to uncover stealth surveillance practices tracking, analyzing, scoring and targeting consumers
Submitted by demedia on Tue, 12/18/2012 - 16:07The dramatic growth of the data broker industry, fueled by information on consumers culled from the Internet, social media, mobile phones, and in-store shopping, has created a multitude of all seeing eyes spying on Americans everyday. A digital gold mine of infinite details is harvested about each of us--what we buy, who are friends are, how much we earn, our ethnicity, health concerns, location, etc. For the most part, these records are off limits to consumers, who can't really discover what they say about us--including the likely errors they may contain.
