• DOI:10.1111/jlme.12213
Corpus ID: 41521942

Defining Commercial Speech in the Context of Food Marketing

@article{Pomeranz2015DefiningCS,
  title={Defining Commercial Speech in the Context of Food Marketing},
  author={J. Pomeranz and Sabrina S Adler},
  journal={The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics},
  year={2015},
  volume={43},
  pages={40 - 43}
}

J. Pomeranz, Sabrina S Adler

Published 2015

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The regulation of food marketing is a strategy to address obesity. Marketers engage in both commercial speech, which receives some First Amendment protection, and non-speech activities that fall outside of the First Amendment's realm; no marketing practice constitutes fully protected speech. We explore these distinctions in the public health context.