Please have done by tomorrow as it is due tomorrow. This week you are asked to post to these three issues. (1) an example of a consumer product currently being sold that you feel is not a morally responsible product (2) an example of when whistle blowing is morally mandatory and when it is morally wrong (3) an example of when marketing has crossed the line and become unethical. You may want to base your choices on examples from observations or experiences in your personal or professional life. To stimulate the discussion, watch the "Early TV Commercials" videos in the Content section under Week 6. The videos are featured on youtube, the first video is "Flinstones Cigarette Commercial", the 2nd "I love Lucy" Phillip Morris classic ad. One of the issues in this week`s discussion is when marketing has crossed the line and become unethical. Can you imagine your child`s favorite cartoon character taking a smoking break or America`s favorite family smoking in prime time? The videos this week will give you a look at the advertising in the 1950s and 1960s. These ads are from the UCSF Tobacco Industry Videos. The Phillip Morris classic ad was from a December 1952 episode of "I Love Lucy." The Winston ad was during the first season of "The Flintstones" in 1960. How would these old tv commercials fare with the ethics in advertising today? Early TV Commercials Flintstones` on ABC Sponsor: Winston I Love Lucy on CBS Sponsor: Phillip Morris