Leonard Wheeler, NFL on Communication Ethics

When examining communication ethics and the boundaries of morality, it is common thought to question what is the model that makes right, “right” and what makes wrong, “wrong.” If there is an answer it swims in a confusing sea of conflicting moral and social values between individuals, communities, states and cultures.  No single theory has… Continue reading Leonard Wheeler, NFL on Communication Ethics

FTC Isues Online Policy Report

FTC and Guidelines for New Media Is the FTC going to crackdown on “everyone?”  With social media and what is coined as “new media” policies are changing rapidly.  The involvement and interaction of television, mobile phones, the Internet and social media sites, i.e., Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and the gang have brought on cases with… Continue reading FTC Isues Online Policy Report

False Advertising and Kellogs

A federal lawsuit alleged that Kellogs claimed that Rice Krispies boosted the immune system of children. In the summer of 2009 Kellogs launched a new campaign for Rice Krispies cereal that claimed that Rice Kripsies were new and improved to keep your family healthy and boost their immune system.  They also claimed that Rice Krispies… Continue reading False Advertising and Kellogs