Sentence examples for commercial alert from inspiring English sources
The commission responded last week to a complaint filed a year ago by Commercial Alert, an anti-commercialism group co-founded by Ralph Nader.
Continuing members of the coalition, which first aimed protests at Channel One in early 1999, include conservative organizations like the American Family Association and the Eagle Forum; an organization founded by Ralph Nader, Commercial Alert; and groups that fight commercialism like the New Mexico Media Literacy Project.
Mr. Adkins, the deputy director of Commercial Alert, a nonprofit agency that advocates keeping commercialism "in its proper sphere," said the growing use of advertisements in video games is inherently deceptive because consumers "don't know they're paying $40 for a video game that's got advertising in it".
Gary Ruskin, director of Commercial Alert, a group affiliated with Ralph Nader that opposes "excessive commercialism" in society, was involved in a public relations war that Mr. Mortensen cites as the key factor in his company's decline.
Commercial Alert, based in Portland, Ore., had asked both commissions to require the regulations for all product-placement deals.
One advocacy organization, Commercial Alert, has even petitioned the Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission to regulate product placement.
Product placements are "a huge, out-of-control issue," said Robert Weissman, the managing director of Commercial Alert, a nonprofit group that aims to limit commercial marketing.
"We're getting to the point of one long, seamless commercial with a few scattered scenes in between," said Gary Ruskin, director of Commercial Alert, an organization in Washington that fights what it considers to be the relentless commercialization of culture.
"The news should not be for sale to the highest bidder," said Gary Ruskin, executive director for Commercial Alert in Portland, Ore., an organization that fights what its members consider to be the creeping commercialization of American culture.
"The moviegoing experience is turning more and more into an infomercial experience," said Gary Ruskin, executive director for Commercial Alert in Portland, Ore., an organization that fights what its members consider to be the creeping commercialization of American culture.
"In a school environment, students should not be assaulted by advertisements," said Robert Weissman, a spokesman for Commercial Alert, an Oregon-based nonprofit consumer advocacy group that fights what it considers to be creeping commercialization.
