Enough said. In Italy is not so uncommon to lose a job because of pregnancy. Hope the Vatican will not fight this one too.
Discovered this thanks to I Believe in Advertising
Posted in A reflection, Ethical marketing, youtube, tagged Burger King, documentary, Fast food on December 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Well, I reallydon’t get it. It’s pretty interesting to see the reactions (even after a big cut and paste) of those borderline populations to a hamburger, but there is a feeling like: “Ok we are better than them, they are so funny trying to understand how to eat our american crapfood”. It’s like a crapfood [...]
Posted in Ethical marketing, advergame, tagged advergame, free rice, no profit, world hunger on December 5, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
That’s a very good idea to make some pro bono advertisement: Every answer you give right to this website, 20 grains of rice go to hungry people all over the world. Good way to use internet for no profit organization (and to create an advergame that makes your english better)
Posted in A reflection, Ethical marketing, tagged advergame, Camel, kids, kids marketing, mc donald's, Fast food, Ethical marketing on November 13, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Mainly in the United States, but also in Europe, several issues were raised regarding the indiscriminate use of commercials towards kids.
If we put a 7 years old kid in front of the television, the difference between a commercial and a TV program will be hardly seen; everything will look, to him, as a fact. [...]