Food Advertising Unit - Revision history

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Josh Leeson at 15:35, 28 January 2015

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 • Promoting media literacy programmes, member CSR initiatives and educational campaigns such as Media Smart.
 • Commissioning new research to inform and advance the debate.
-<ref>FAU website http://www.adassoc.org.uk/aa/index.cfm/fau/industry.html last accessed 12 February 2010</ref>:
+<ref>FAU [http://www.adassoc.org.uk/aa/index.cfm/fau/industry.html Industry] last accessed 12 February 2010</ref>:
 The FAU produces extensive briefings materials on a variety of issues including Advertising to children, Advertising and diet,The Role of the advertising industry, International comparisons on advertising food to children,The Regulatory Framework for Chilren's Advertising and What Parents and Adults think about Advertising to children.
-The FAU claim that " advertising restrictions are unlikely to have a significant impact on the Government’s goal of reducing obesity, but could have a disproportionate and detrimental effect on the commercial broadcasters and the advertising sector. Commercial broadcasters, in particular niche children’s television channels, could potentially face substantial revenue losses.
+The FAU claim that 'advertising restrictions are unlikely to have a significant impact on the Government’s goal of reducing obesity, but could have a disproportionate and detrimental effect on the commercial broadcasters and the advertising sector. Commercial broadcasters, in particular niche children’s television channels, could potentially face substantial revenue losses.'
-The FAU makes the argument in several of its briefings that restrictions are unnecessary stating that, "The available academic research does not support the frequently voiced view that food advertising is a significant cause of diet-related problems, for example obesity.
+The FAU makes the argument in several of its briefings that restrictions are unnecessary stating that, 'The available academic research does not support the frequently voiced view that food advertising is a significant cause of diet-related problems, for example obesity. The argument that food advertising leads to bad health is based on several assumptions that do not represent the reality of the way that advertising works or how parents and children make their food choices.<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20060925173742/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/advertising_and_diet.html Advertising and diet]. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 25 September 2006 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 Tel: +44 (0) 20 7340 1100
 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7222 1504
 == Notes ==

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 The FAU works with a wide number of other organisations and trade associations, including:
-*[[Advertising Association]] | The [[Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA)]] | The [[Food and Drink Federation]]  | [[National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations]] (NCPTA) | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[RadioCentre]] | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]] | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]] | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]] <ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20081017103708/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 17 October 2008 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
+*[[Advertising Association]] | The [[Incorporated Society of British Advertisers]] (ISBA) | The [[Food and Drink Federation]]  | [[National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations]] (NCPTA) | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[RadioCentre]] | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]] | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]] | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]] <ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20081017103708/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 17 October 2008 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 The FAU works with a wide number of other organisations and trade associations, including:
-*[[Advertising Association]] | [[The Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA)]] | The [[Food and Drink Federation]]  | [[National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations]] (NCPTA) | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[RadioCentre]] | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]] | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]] | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]] <ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20081017103708/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 17 October 2008 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
+*[[Advertising Association]] | The [[Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA)]] | The [[Food and Drink Federation]]  | [[National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations]] (NCPTA) | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[RadioCentre]] | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]] | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]] | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]] <ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20081017103708/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 17 October 2008 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 The FAU states that it works with a wide number of other organisations and trade associations, including the following.
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-*[[Advertising Association]] | [[Food and Drink Federation]] | [[The Incorporated Society of British Advertisers]] (ISBA]  | [[The Commercial Radio Companies Association]]  | [[Radio Advertising Bureau]]  | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[Newspaper Publishers Association]]  | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]]  | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]]   | [[National Parent Teacher Association]] (NCPTA) | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]]<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20051224093347/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links] Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 24 December 2004 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
+*[[Advertising Association]] | [[Food and Drink Federation]] | The [[Incorporated Society of British Advertisers]] (ISBA]  | The [[Commercial Radio Companies Association]]  | [[Radio Advertising Bureau]]  | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[Newspaper Publishers Association]]  | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]]  | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]]   | [[National Parent Teacher Association]] (NCPTA) | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]]<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20051224093347/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links] Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 24 December 2004 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 The FAU states that it works with a wide number of other organisations and trade associations, including the following.
 ===2004===
-*[[Advertising Association]] | [[Food and Drink Federation]] | [[The Incorporated Society of British Advertisers (ISBA)]]  | [[The Commercial Radio Companies Association]]  | [[Radio Advertising Bureau]]  | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[Newspaper Publishers Association]]  | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]]  | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]]   | [[National Parent Teacher Association (NCPTA)]] | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]]<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20051224093347/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links] Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 24 December 2004 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
+*[[Advertising Association]] | [[Food and Drink Federation]] | [[The Incorporated Society of British Advertisers]] (ISBA]  | [[The Commercial Radio Companies Association]]  | [[Radio Advertising Bureau]]  | [[Periodical Publishers Association]] | [[Newspaper Publishers Association]]  | [[Satellite and Cable Broadcasters Group]]  | [[Institute of Practitioners in Advertising]] | [[MediaSmart]]   | [[National Parent Teacher Association]] (NCPTA) | [[Raisingkids.co.uk]]<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20051224093347/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links] Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 24 December 2004 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 *[[MediaSmart]]
 *[[National Parent Teacher Association (NCPTA)]]
-*[[Raisingkids.co.uk]]
+*[[Raisingkids.co.uk]]<ref>FAU [https://web.archive.org/web/20081017103708/http://www.fau.org.uk/html/links.html Links].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 17 October 2008 on 21 January 2016.</ref>
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 *[[National Parent Teacher Association (NCPTA)]]
 *[[Raisingkids.co.uk]]
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	The argument that food advertising leads to bad health is based on several assumptions that do not represent the reality of the way that advertising works or how parents and children make their food choices."<ref>http://www.fau.org.uk/html/advertising_and_diet.html</ref>		The argument that food advertising leads to bad health is based on several assumptions that do not represent the reality of the way that advertising works or how parents and children make their food choices."<ref>http://www.fau.org.uk/html/advertising_and_diet.html</ref>
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−	~~==Obesity Study==~~
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−	~~This research by [[Volterra Consulting]], updated to take into account the latest obesity figures and commissioned by the FAU, is a contribution to the obesity debate.~~
−	~~This research focuses on the role of "peer acceptance" as a significant factor in the obesity debate~~
−	~~Peer acceptance is about people continuing in modes of behaviour because other people within their social groups do,~~
−	~~which makes it more acceptable within the peer group. <ref>http://www.adassoc.org.uk/tasks/sites/aa/assets/File/AA_Obesity_Study_19.01.10.doc<ref>~~

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