Are Women Still Being Badly Exploited In Ads In 2013?
Yes. Seven recent commercials from around the world.
Yes. Seven recent commercials from around the world.
Bachelor — the retro magazine for the single man — told guys everything they needed to know about tricking women into having the sex.
Just asking, as a professional ad critic. New campaign for Virgin Holidays.
This time, it’s over how AA sells the “unisex” shirts for men versus women. Inside, the side-by-side comparison. (via thelocal.se)
Including Merida’s creator, the writer and co-director of Brave, Brenda Chapman.
Scott Aukerman, the host of Comedy Bang Bang, wrote a stupid tweet about hot girls in Joy Division shirts. The internet went IN on him.
The festival seems like it’s consistently dominated by male performers — and a BuzzFeed analysis of every bill since 1999 confirms that this is indeed the case.
(sigh) Really guys?
A new study finds that the workplace is often a hostile environment for women engaging in feminist activism.
It’s the second annual Anti-Street Harassment Week, and the discussion about what constitutes street harassment — and whether it can ever be a compliment — seems more relevant than ever.
A new study says yes — but in real life, voters may not like it when the candidates bite back.
…just three smiling, natty men. There must be a good reason for this?
The New York Times might have altered its now-infamous “beef stroganoff” lede, but both versions are still reminders of how women’s professional successes only count if the husband and kids are taken care of too.
I find it kind of hard to believe that the Times would start an obituary for a man this way.
Two proposed Ford India ads — both depicting women bound and gagged in Ford trunks — forced an apology from the company, but marketing that uses violence against women to sell a product is hardly new.
When Adria Richards was fired for complaining about sexually inappropriate comments at a tech conference the internet erupted. And now it looks like internet activists are attacking the people involved.
By complaining.
Oscar night is a celebration of Hollywood. That includes the sexism.
The internet has some pretty strict criteria for the way girls who play video games should look and act.
Many are claiming Florida’s new logo, which includes a man’s necktie, excludes businesswomen.
You know fashion photo editors do it. Well, ad creative directors do it more, and more abusively. 11 ads.
It almost manages to not demean women.
Every year, some of Russia’s largest and well-known companies create calendars that would be quite inappropriate in the U.S.
The Kiwi beer brand has pissed off everybody from women to parents to Christians to Americans.
Seriously, “where no woman has gone before”? For a show that claims to understand nerds, it really doesn’t.
The world of comics, gaming, sci-fi, and geekdom in general is under attack! Oh my god how dare you be a woman and enjoy geek stuff?!
I’ve seen them all. These are the dumbest.
The only thing to say is: “What were they thinking?”
Tell us how you really feel. You will never see a more wretched hive of fedoras and misogyny.
Zoo Weekly asked its readers to pick which half of this woman they preferred, and why. (via mumbrella.com.au)