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Books, articles and reports
2007
*NEW RESOURCE FOR PRIMARY SCHOOLS*
Centre for Health Promotion (2007) TV food ads: Educate & Advocate. Adelaide http://www.wch.sa.gov.au/chp.html
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Australian Centre for Health Promotion (2007) Study report: Food advertising on Sydney commercial television: Five year trends in the extent & nature of children’s exposure. Sydney: ACHP
CFAC (2007) Children's health or corporate wealth? : The case for banning television food advertising to children. 2nd ed. Adelaide: Coalition on Food Advertising to Children. Jan 2007. http://www.chdf.org.au/foodadstokids
Colapinto, C et al (2007) Children’s preferences for large portions: Prevalence, determinants & consequences
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, Vol. 107, No. 7, Pp 1183-1190.
Henry Kaiser Family Foundation (2007) Food for thought: Television food advertising to children in the US March 2007 http://www.kff.org
Matthews, AE (2007) Children & obesity: A pan-European project examining the role of food marketing
European Journal of Public Health, Advanced access, Online 23 May 2007
McNeal, J (2007) International food advertising, pester power & its effects. International Journal of Advertising Vol. 25, No. 4, Pp 513-540
McDermott, L; O’Sullivan, T; Stead, M; Hastings, G (2006) "International food advertising, pester power and its effects" International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 25, No. 4
Powell, L; Szczypka, G; Chaloupka, F (2007) Exposure to food advertising on television among US children.
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, Vol. 161, No. 6, Pp 553-560
Robinson, T et al (2007) Effects of fast food branding on young children’s taste preferences. Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, Vol. 161, No. 8. Pp792-797
Before 2007
Armstrong, Colin A. et al (1998) "Children's television viewing,
body fat, and physical fitness". In American Journal of Health
Promotion, 12 (6), July/August, 1998, p.363-368.
Ashley, J., Wintour, P., & Oliver, M. (2003) Curb
on junk food adverts to combat child obesity. In The Guardian.
1 December, 2003.
Australian Broadcasting Authority (1999) Children's Television
Standards & Australian Content Standards. Australian Broadcasting
Authority.
Australian Bureau of Statistics and Department of Health and Family
Services, Commonwealth of Australia. (1999) The 1995 National
Nutrition Survey.
Australian Divisions of General Practice (2003) What
are we feeding our children? a junk food advertising audit.
ACT: ADGP.
Boynton-Jarrett, Reneé; et al. (2003) Impact
of Television Viewing Patterns on Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
Among Adolescents. In Pediatrics. Vol. 112, December, 2003,
p. 1321-1326.
Caraher, M. (2003) TV advertising and children: A policy analysis.
Reader in Food and Health Policy, Department of Health Management
and Food Policy. Institute of Health Sciences, City University,
London, UK. July 2003.
Catford, J. C., Caterson, I. D. (2003). Snowballing
obesity: Australians will get run over if they just sit there.
In Medical Journal of Australia. Vol. 179, December, 2003, p. 577-579.
Center on Alcohol Marketing and Youth (2002) Television: alcohol's
vast adland. Washington: Center
on Alcohol Marketing and Youth.
CFAC (2003). "Children's health or corporate wealth?".
Aus: Coalition on Food Advertising to Children (CFAC). November
2003
Child
and Youth Health (2003). Overweight and Obesity in South
Australian pre-school children. SA: 16 May 2003
Coon, Katharine A. et al (2001) "Relationships between use
of television during meals and children's food consumption patterns".
In Pediatrics, v.107 no.1 January 2001, p.e7 (electronic
article).
CSPI (2003). Pestering
Parents: How food companies market obesity to children. Center
for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI). 10 November 2003.
Hammond, Kay M. et al "The extent and nature of televised food
advertising to children and adolescents". In Australian and New
Zealand Journal of Public Health, 23(1), 1999, p.49.
Hastings, G. B., et al. (2003)
Review
of Research on the Effects of Food Promotion to Children. Food
Standards Agency (UK), Prepared by the Centre for Social Marketing,
University of Strathclyde, UK. September, 2003.
Kaiser Family Foundation (2004). The
Role of Media in Childhood Obesity. US: Henry
J. Kaiser Family Foundation. February 2004.
Lewis, M.K. and Hill, A.J. (1998) "Food advertising on British
children's television: a content analysis and experimental study
with nine year olds". In International Journal of Obesity,
22, 1998, p.206-214.
Magarey A, Daniels L and Boulton T J. (2001). 'Prevalence of overweight
and obesity in Australian children and adolescents: reassessment
of 1985 and 1995 data against new standard definitions'. In Medical
Journal of Australia. 174:561-564.
McLellan, F. (2002) "Marketing and advertising: harmful to
children's health". In The Lancet. Vol. 360, No. 9338,
September, 2002, p. 1001
National Institute on Media and the Family (2001) Frogs
sell beer to teens that's 'whassup' US: National
Institute on Media and the Family. http://www.mediafamily.org/press/20010419-2.shtml
Sustain's [Alliance for Better Food and Farming] Food Labelling
and Marketing Working Party (2002) Protecting children from unhealthy
food advertising: a briefing paper for the National Clinical Director
for Children. London: Sustain. www.sustainweb.org
Waters, E. B. and Baur L. A.; Childhood
Obesity: modernity's scourge. In the Medical
Journal of Australia. Vol. 178, No. 9, 5th May, 2003, p. 422-423.
Wilson, Nicholas et al (1999) "Food ads on TV: a health hazard
for children". In Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public
Health, 23(6), 1999, p.647.
Young Media Australia. (1997) Sugar shows and fast food frenzies.
Report of the 'Good to eat or good for you?' Project, Adelaide.
South Australia: YMA.
Zuppa J, Morton H and Mehta K. (2003) "Television food advertising:
Counterproductive to children's health? A content analysis using
the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating". In Nutrition and
Dietetics, 60:2, 2003, p.78-84.
Websites
Centre for Health Promotion (Australia)
- follow the quick links up the top to CFAC,
this will take you to the Coalition
on Food Advertising to Children page.
Media
Smart (UK)
- helping children to watch wisely
Food
Ads to Kids - A Fair Go! (Australia)
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