Burger King, the world's second largest fast-food chain, estimates that the ban on children's advertising could cost it up to pound;100m in lost UK sales next year. The prediction came as the company's new management in the UK vowed to fight regulatory interference and a declining fast-food market. (Daily Telegraph, Wednesday)
First a ban on cigarette advertising, and now a similar ban on fast foods: little steps that lead to the big change of censorship and mind control.
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Fast Food and Personal Responsibility by Ninos P. Malek