McDonald's PR blunder: Advertising on School Report Cards (video)

McDonald's advertising on report cards

december 08, 2007

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McDonalds prints coupons on report cards that reward young children for getting good grades.

As childhood obesity rates soar, the controversy is growing about this potentially harmful partnership between fast food companies and public schools.

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