Tue June 5, 2012 The Two-Way   Originally published on Tue June
5, 2012 7:53 pm  Credit Yoshikazu Tsuno / AFP/Getty Images
Mickey thinks kids should eat better.   The changes, which go
into effect by 2015, apply to "all food and beverage products
advertised, sponsored, or promoted on Disney Channel, Disney XD,
Disney Junior, Radio Disney, and Disney-owned online
destinations," the company said.  According to The New York
Times, "the restrictions on ads extend to Saturday-morning
cartoons on ABC stations owned by Disney."  What Disney says it
is doing, basically, is applying a "nutrition guideline" to the
products that are advertised on its platforms. So, for example,
a breakfast cereal can be advertised if a 1-ounce serving has:
-- Fewer or less than 130 calories.  -- Less than 10 grams of
sugar.  -- Zero grams of trans fat.  Disney claims to be "the
first major media company to introduce new standards for food
advertising on programming targeting kids and families."  In a
statement, the first lady called th