Burger King delivers—corny diversity messages.
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- 5766: Playing The Presidential Race Card…?
- 5765: Seeking Simian Version Of Shackleton.
- 5764: Coffee Breakdown.
- 5763: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 6.
- 5762: Apologies In Da House.
- 5761: Bad Business As Usual.
- 5760: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 5.
- 5759: Mad Men Is A Period Piece—For 2008.
- 5758: When The Offended Become Offensive.
- 5757: MultiCultClassics Rerun.
- 5756: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 4.
- 5755: Ultra-Lie…?
- 5754: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 3.
- 5753: Change Agents Give Same Old Same Old.
- 5752: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 2.
- 5751: Saving The Children…?
- 5750: Tagging Diversity Ads, Part 1.
- 5749: Offended By The Offended?
- 5748: Slightly Off On Offenses.
- 5747: Mad Ave Never Fails To Offend.
- 5746: Offending Consumers Is Rarely Profitable.
- 5745: Just Don’t Do It.
- 5744: Tuning In Obama.
- 5743: Will Work For Porn.
- 5742: Snickering At Progress…?
- 5741: The Right To Remain Stupid.
- 5740: Mr. T Gunned Down.
- 5739: Is Garfield Nuttier Than A Snickers Bar?
- 5738: Cover-To-Cover Stupidity.
- 5737: Domo Arigato, Mr. Biegeloto!
- 5736: Stereotype Standard.
- 5735: Wednesday Evening News.
- 5734: The Education Of Bob Garfield.
- 5733: Ads By Google Are So Gay.
- 5732: Seeking Jackass-Of-All-Trades.
- 5731: Heading South.
- 5730: Garfield Barks At Verizon And McCann…?
- 5729: Fashion Exposé.
- 5728: Good Is The Enemy Of Great.
- 5727: Garfield Discovers Cultural Cluelessness…?
- 5726: Degrees Of Stock Photo Stupidity.
- 5725: Assorted Bull.
- 5724: Nonprofit Jerk Seeks Nonprofit Writer.
- 5723: Watch Very Closely.
- 5722: Everyday Bullshit.
- 5721: Even Legally Blind See We’re Not Colorblind.
- 5720: Dolls And Dummies.
- 5719: Wait Until 2012…
- 5718: Bad Example.
- 5717: Me And My Manga.
- 5716: Pharma Diversity Ads May Cause Vomiting.
- 5715: Flagging Sagging Profits.
- 5714: Pulling The Lever…?
- 5713: Conceptual Vacancy.
- 5712: Coffee, Tea Or Jumbo Chocolate Malt?
- 5711: Apologies Unaccepted…?
- 5710: You’re Not The Boss Of Me Now.
- 5709: Covering All The Cultural Clichés.
- 5708: Jose Canseco Never Mentioned This.
- 5707: What Matters In Diversity Ads.
- 5706: Double Vision Doesn’t Make You Colorblind.
- 5705: Diversity Dreck Delivered Daily.
- 5704: Generation Rap.
- 5703: Diversity On Drugs.
- 5702: Satire Or Tired?
- 5701: Change Won’t Change Everything.
- 5700: Measuring Diversity.
- 5699: Assault And Battery On Good Taste.
- 5698: Mad Ave Still Views Diversity With Adversity.
- 5697: Pharma’s Going To The Dogs.
- 5696: Obama Needs Black Media? Or Vice Versa?
- 5695: Kodak’s Incomplete Picture.
- 5694: Colliding With Progress Head On.
- 5693: Not Too Much Pressure…
- 5692: Let’s Do It for The Children.
- 5691: Seeking Copywriter Capable Of Writing Copy.
- 5690: Party Time.
- 5689: Bad idea! Bad execution!
- 5688: Profiting from Nutcases.
- 5687: Bilingual Mashups.
- 5686: Stop The Pain.
- 5685: No, Really, Jackson Is Nuts About Obama.
- 5684: Ken Wheaton Unplugged.
- 5683: Jackson-To-Jackson Coverage.
- 5682: The Ad Business Is Fishy.
- 5681: The Morning Nosepaper.
- 5680: These Media Flights Should Be Cancelled.
- 5679: Hot Body. Hot Head.
- 5678: Not-So-Great Expectations.
- 5677: Loud Bank Statements!
- 5676: Is There A Doctor In Da House?
- 5675: Slow News Day.
- 5674: MTLB Meeting Minutes.
- 5673: Not Meeting Expectations.
- 5672: Venom-Seeker Identified.
- 5671: The Commercial Go-To Asian Guy.
- 5670: Admen Still Ruling The Industry.
- 5669: Seafood City Life Is Rough.
- 5668: Nazism, Sexism And Racism.
- 5667: Livin’ The Thigh Life.
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2 comments:
Can you show some ads that you think are good diversity ads? It's hard to tell what your are looking for, if all you put up are things you don't like. Thanks.
Not really “looking for” anything. Also, not sure there are good diversity ads. It’s a tough assignment, and one that probably should just be abandoned. There must be better ways to recruit people—and advertising a corporation’s commitment seems to feel patronizing. People who are charged with producing on these assignments really need to spend more time looking at the “competition.” There is a sameness—and lameness—to it all.
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