This morning, on the way to work, the employees of a few major United Kingdom-based ad agencies came across a message meant just for them.
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This morning, on the way to work, the employees of a few major United Kingdom-based ad agencies came across a message meant just for them.
This video, which spread like wildfire across social media last week, was just the latest example of the way organizations continuously downplay the impact of domestic violence and rape culture. In turn, this betrays how little we as a society care for, or even think of, victims of interpersonal violence.
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Last week's horrific ad via a Lebanon handbag designer was just the latest crime.
Don't view these ad campaigns as “edgy” but rather as exploitation?
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Still on the fence about whether American Apparel's advertisement is misogynist or not? Maybe this sideshow will convince you. They say a picture is worth a million words. In this case it's worth a million feminist male gaze theory-gasms.
After discovering some vast differences between the way the company was advertising its unisex clothing to women and men, a Swedish fashion blogger, Michaela Forni, decided to take matters in her own hands.
Unless we can stop ALL of this objectification and sexualization of women in this form and in pornography, a topless woman exercising her right to be topless in NY will be a set of boobs, sexualized and looked at as male entertainment.
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A lesson on what NOT to do with advertising. Radio Shack butchers the Beats Pill and Boom Movement beats off.
There are 2 familiar sayings in each newrooms acroos the country
1- Sex sells
2- If it bleeds, it leads
The world needs advertisers' skills and passion. Not to sell us more Snickers bars or BP's latest sponsorship deal... but to change the world.