child advertising

Excerpt from a documentary about the role of corporations in our society.

more info on http://www.thecorporation.com/index.php?page_id=2

The whole documentary is available on http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0007DBJM8/102-4437610-7104146?v=glance&...

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• children
• marketing
• manipulation
• nagging
• nag
• psychology
• advertising

[balbasilyo]

This is not too far from the child propaganda used for terrorism: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=5AiYIhdZcOg&mode=related&sear­ch=

[trissss]

and within some years, we'll be shocked about the propaganda used in the "war on terrorism" as well...

[bucourt127]

Parents can not combat?

It's really easy. TURN OFF THE TV. DON'T PURCHASE CABLE! If you need the news, check the internet.

Purchase healthy programs and movies on dvd for your child.

[machinationation]

Easy , you nag you get nothing. Yes ....that was Period. Who the hell is in charge here?????

[flyhayable]

that devil woman is COMPLETE SCUM

[justicefx]

Shop only local family owned businesses.

[tmacblue02]

@ that woman in the red: stop smiling you evil twat

[thedesignstudent]

The Corporation. Great documentary. One of my favorite.

[mrocker863]

The twit in the red blazer is what's so scary about the evil in this world, it doesn't have fangs and horns. It's dumb little everyday suburban mother like this who goes to work everyday and simply 'does her job' I'm not responsible for the later repercussions. I work for a record label and see this EVERY DAY, idiots who complain about the state advertising and then do feed it with their hard work EVERY DAY.

[iismile4kyleii]

this video helped me so much on my research paper about marketing to children. thank you!

[VikingII]

There is a simple solution, once your child asks you to purchase something respond to your child with a "no" and if he/she continues to whine, punch them in the face. See if they ask for anything EVER again!

[ChrisJMoor]

Thanks for posting this - for some odd reason, parents seem to blindly accept child advertising as 'a part of our culture'. I maintain it is child abuse because kids cannot make informed decisions about their consumer habits. I'm not even a parent but I look at parents being nagged to buy things and it totally annoys me. Parents should decide what their children would most appreciate and benefit from materially.