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Tag Archives: Center for Science in the Public Interest
The Sneak in Review: Native (Advertising) Intelligence
The Reading Room at the Global Worldwide Headquarters of Sneak Adtack is starting to fill up, so the hardtracking staff is offloading these ads ‘n’ ends. Start with this piece from the New York Times: Promoting Its Own Products, a Magazine … Continue reading
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The Center For Suing In The Public Interest
As the hardworking staff noted several weeks ago, on June 22 the endlessly outraged Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) served McDonald’s a notice of its intent to sue in several states (including Massachusetts), demanding that “McDonald’s USA, LLC (‘McDonald’s’) … Continue reading
Is McDonald’s Violating Massachusetts Law?
From our Late to the Party desk (via Time.com): Two weeks ago, the Center for Science in the Public Interest served McDonald’s “a notice of its intent to sue, fulfilling a legal requirement of several states in which CSPI might … Continue reading
