Banning Ads for Kids: An Old, Bad Idea
Briefly

The commercials from Saturday morning cartoons of the past have become a source of nostalgia for many adults, with social media dedicated to recalling ads for toys, snacks, games, and breakfast cereal.
Advertising to children has evolved with technology, now utilizing contextual and targeted advertising in kid-friendly digital spaces to reach young audiences more effectively.
The debate on children's media and advertising dates back to the 1970s, with advocacy for advertising bans on TV programs aimed at kids, leading to the Children's Television Act in 1990 imposing some restrictions.
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