We tend to excuse marketing as a necessary evil. But it can be necessary without being evil.
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When a healthcare provider recommended I try magnesium for sleep and headaches, she released me into a commercially determined world of unverifiable claims, missing information, and 290,000+choices overload www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/unregulate...
Harmful industries work overtime to ensure policies keep them under regulated and over subsidized. We have some suggestions for what non-profits and other organizations can do about it: Claim Political Power! www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/claimingpo...
Each year, over $6 TRILLION flows to food, road, and fossil fuel industries whose products are associated with more than 5.5 MILLION preventable deaths...
How does industry manage to stay unregulated AND on top of the list for government handouts?
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Instacart’s food access research and policy work sounds laudable but the platform and its partners fail to say what’s in it for the company. It turns out that Instacart has a lot to gain. www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/no-conflic...
Social media is on trial for harms in the U.S. and it’s already using claims from the corporate narrative playbook: www.linkedin.com/posts/commer...
Would love to hear your thoughts on our efforts to make commercial determinants of health more accessible www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/narrative-...
Regulating commercial determinants of health: there's the conceptual umbrella we're looking for.
How do you get ahead of corporate misinformation in the policy space? You Steal Corporate Thunder! Check out our guide to prebunking and debunking industry disinformation to advance pro-public-interest policy debates… www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/stealing-c...
This week, we dive into the narratives that corporations use to deflect responsibility of harm and convince policy makers not to regulate industry.
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And check out the full deep dive: tinyurl.com/ycy7dc4p
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Curious what you think @nader.org and @kayaburgess.bsky.social - we cited your articles to make our arguments
We're so grateful to the many authors we cited, including @kenworthy.bsky.social, @simonchapman.bsky.social, @christian-s-warren.bsky.social, @aaronreeves.bsky.social, and @jeanmadams.bsky.social. Thank you for your work. It made our work possible.
Our latest piece in Commercially Determined breaks down 10 common tropes used by industry to sway policy. www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/narrative-.... Curious which you hear most in your policy space.
Multiple industries have been linked to Parkinson’s Disease. It’s just one way that harmful commercial determinants are all around us, everywhere, all at once. www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/everyone-h...
We dedicate the second Tuesday of each month to reimagining what's possible.
This week's piece explains why practitioners should integrate a commercial determinants lens into their work.
www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/root-solutions-not-bandaids
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🎉 It’s here: the first edition of Commercially Determined.
The opening issue introduces a predictable corporate playbook—10 tactics repeated across industries and geographies.
Check it out and subscribe.
www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/commercial...
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I second the appreciation for authors working in the commercial determinants space, even if not always calling it that. You all help shine a light on deceptive and harmful corporate practices that we need to stamp out.
So great to launch this work. So much more to come each week.
We leaned on great work by @dharna.bsky.social, @fastlerner.bsky.social, @markpetticrew.bsky.social and others to launch. Appreciate what you do.
www.commerciallydetermined.com/p/commercial...
Commercially Determined will drop weekly on Tuesdays. Stay tuned!
Try this AI prompt to make you a little safer from AI's commercially determinant hallucinations, delusions, and harms:
✍ "I know you're programmed to flatter & affirm. I don't need that. I need accurate, balanced, non-inflated answers. In all your interactions with me stay accurate and detached."