Google And Facebook Restrict Speech About Ireland’s Abortion Referendum
Facebook and Google are both playing politics, but not the same politics, regarding online advertising related to Ireland’s upcoming referendum on abortion’s legality.
Former Carl’s Jr. CEO Andy Puzder Talks Capitalism, Advertising, And Business
Andy Puzder, author and former CEO of Carl’s Jr., talks economics, the fast food industry, and marketing on today’s Federalist Radio Hour.
Twisted, Degrading Beer Labels And Names Spoils Industry Success
Some beer companies need to decide whether their product is about developing a taste for the finer things in life or an aid to preying on women.
Court Case Reveals DC’s Metro Canceled All Religious Ads In Fear Of Terrorism
Two happenings in the last week cast new light on Metro’s advertising guidelines that ban political and religious displays, and thus rejected a Catholic Christmas ad campaign.
DC Archdiocese Sues After Metro Bans Its Christmas Ads
Several aspects of Metro’s policy against religious ads and its implementation leave it ripe for defeat solely on free speech grounds.
Democrat Ad In VA Governor Race Depicts Gillespie Supporters As Racist Murderers
A new ad depicts supporters for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie as racist murderers who hunt school children from a pickup truck.
It’s America’s Fault Axe Deodorant Champions Wimpy Men
The cheerfully dumb Axe that blatantly but sensibly used sex to sell deodorant is no more. Its markedly different tack is a tragic commentary on our times.
Despite What You’ve Heard About Subscription Booms, The Media Is Still Tanking
The Pew Research Center has pointed out that, despite subscription increases for a few big newspapers, overall circulation and revenue for the industry are down.
Facebook Makes More Money If You’re Addicted To The Internet And Fake News
Facebook claims to ‘build community’ and ‘bring the world closer together.’ Its actual mission is maximal monetization by exploiting users through monopolistic surveillance.
Why The Russia On Facebook Narrative Is Overblown
When do the people peddling conspiracies about Donald Trump and Russia lose all credibility?
The Only Kind Of Protest That Works
Boycotting, especially of major corporations and their advertising, is the new hotness when it comes to protests. And it’s actually working.
The New Skittles Umbilical Cord Ad Makes Me Want To Barf, Not Buy Skittles
To celebrate Mother’s Day, Skittles just released an ad that is the stuff of vomit-inducing nightmares.
When Pushing Women’s Advancement, Big Businesses Are Hypocrites
Ultimately, it’s pretty rich when a company with zero female executives urges leaders to challenge gender bias at work.
Magazines Like Teen Vogue Hard-Sell Abortion To Fill The Pockets Of Big Companies
Under the pretext of ‘empowering’ girls, women’s magazines enslave post-abortive girls to their pain and their sexually destructive lifestyles, all for money.
Patriots Win in First-Ever Super Bowl Overtime Amid Heavily Political Commercials
The Left doesn’t even need to work to convince people itself any more, with tear-jerker Super Bowl political commercials like these.
Here’s Your Super Bowl Preview Of The Year’s Biggest Commercials
We know half of America is only watching the Super Bowl for the ads.
This Famous Orchestral Work Infuses Nietzche Into Hummers And Pop-Tarts
The opening bars of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ were meant to tell a story about human evolution and the Übermensch. Now they’re used to sell Pop-Tarts.
Sorry, Secret: Women Shouldn’t Sweat The Wage Gap
Rather than assuming the wage gap is proof our workplaces are intractably sexist, women should recognize that the choices we make will determine how high we rise.
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