(Image cred: DALL-E 2, WGA, Maci Mallaia/Procreate) TV fiends, film buffs and creatives, lend me your ears. Thanks to five consecutive days of epic cooperation between two protagonists in media production, our economy and thirst for entertainment are no longer…
Video killed the radio star, but who killed Saturday morning cartoons? The dawn of streaming platforms such as Amazon, Netflix, and Hulu has brought about the demise of cable providers and the content they dished out, including television program reruns…
SAG-AFTRA’s strike will hit its two-month mark on September 14th, and the WGA’s already surpassed four. Consequently, our country is facing a massive shortage of the thing we crave most—entertainment. Yet, an overwhelming majority of the public still has its…
The last time SAG-AFTRA and the WGA collectively went on strike was in 1960, and Bob Hope was the only celeb to speak openly about the snarling animal in the room. After dubbing the Oscars ceremony “the most glamorous strike…
Long-standing bigoted underpinnings in the United States and beyond have broken out of the closet and ignited a full-on culture war. The Trans+ community is braving the harshest blows, with anti-trans and anti-drag bills headlining the over 470 bills attacking…
Allied Brand Messaging: Campaign Ad Examples Against Shame To avoid your brand’s “Bud Light moment” as you produce a Pride social media campaign or collection of LGBTQ print ads, you can accept the challenge of nonprofit LGBT advertising company and…
What is corporate gifting without stiff t-shirts, junky sunglasses, and other trinkets stamped with your company logo? Rhetoric aside, a smaller carbon footprint, solid morale, and more trust may be the answer. When it comes time for a biz to…
Products and services are cool, but have you ever tried feeling seen? Whether someone is perusing a city street or the web, they’re apt to be swimming in ads. Products and services calling to be seen saturate every corner of…
From cannabis to breasts and vag— er, private parts —online ad policies are putting a strain on advertisers’ word-spreading prowess. Calling for a careful tiptoe around pertinent pictures and descriptors, successfully advertising on the web for what are often *critical*…