Center for Health Communication

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The story of making drinking and driving socially unacceptable relates to distracted driving, today — “Note to Self” Interview With Jay Winsten

Distracted Is the New Drunk December 7, 2016 — “Note to Self,” WNYC: “Instead of saying, ‘don’t be a distracted driver,’ we want to shift from a ‘don’t’ message to a ‘do’ message and we want to encourage people to become, sophisticated, attentive drivers. If you’re distracted — if you’re holding a smartphone up to … Continue reading “The story of making drinking and driving socially unacceptable relates to distracted driving, today — “Note to Self” Interview With Jay Winsten”

An Ad Council Oral Health Multimedia Campaign Aims to Get Kids Brushing

August 14, 2012 — The New York Times: “The Advertising Council wants to encourage children to brush their teeth — by giving them something to watch while they do it…part of a new multimedia public service campaign to promote oral health among children…directed primarily at parents and caregivers in low-income families….Jay A. Winsten, director of … Continue reading “An Ad Council Oral Health Multimedia Campaign Aims to Get Kids Brushing”