28 Sep 2003
Gay advertising
I did a double take when I saw this ad on the subway yesterday. What a difference one subtle word makes. This is what gay-inclusiveness in advertising should be all about.
I did a double take when I saw this ad on the subway yesterday. What a difference one subtle word makes. This is what gay-inclusiveness in advertising should be all about.
Hmm…wouldn’t the boyfriend be a bit miffed when he comes over and his artwork isn’t on the walls anymore? “Sorry, sweetie, it’s in storage!”
Chris | 28 Sep 2003Of course the real triumph will be when this doesn’t stand out at all. When inclusive advertising is so commonplace that we don’t notice either the absence or prescence.
Nichole | 30 Sep 2003I just saw that for the first time yesterday as well, and was struck by the exact same thought.
dahl | 30 Sep 2003Have you seen the ads on Bravo for Orbitz “gay travel”?
http://www.orbitz.com/gaytravel/
I kid you not.
Mike | 1 Oct 2003subtlety is sometimes more effective
One of the reasons I love the internet is that one can be idly jumping pages via links and happen upon something personally relevant or recent by chance. I hadn’t peroused the links page at Anil Dash’s site in the…
I think that including gays to the public is a good thing. Whether we like it or not, it’s going to take a big impact on is in the future years to come. We should begin exposing it to the public, since there will be a lot more to come.
Alecia | 28 Sep 2003