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controversial Adultery TV ad : " Life is Short. Have an Affair. "
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"Life Is Short. Have An Affair."Click to watch the related Reuter's news story : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyhmnNTA9Z0Find monogamy monotonous? A racy ad ran on U.S. cable television after 11 PM. The advertiser, a matchmaking service for would-be adulterers, knew it was too racy for primetime. So AshleyMadison.com crafted a flip, less risque spot of a bored couple in bed.A local affiliate of the sports network ESPN aired it before ESPN urged affiliates to pull the plug. A network rep said the spot was "not appropriate." AshleyMadison.com CEO Noel Biderman cried foul."When we watched ESPN and why we chose it and why we think it's the right demograhpic is they air ads for male erectile disfunction and male enhancement. They air ads for Las Vegas, whose campaign is very ashleymadisonesque ... what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Those all seem to be suitable themes for their audience, and we're just questioning as to why ashleymadison's is not."Biderman says his website has nearly 2 and a third million members. Users tempted to cheat on their spouses pay 49 dollars to park their profiles and email each other. Ashley's tag line: "Life is Short. Have an Affair."Fair or unfair? Advertising Age columnist Bob Garfield says AshleyMadison has every right to speak out but not over where to speak."They're ADVERTISING FOR ADULERTY! That's what they're doing wrong.The media are responsible for being the gatekeepers of their own medium. It's certainly within their rights, and they do all the time decide whether a given message is inappropriate for any number of reasons. In this case, I think not only did they make the right decision, they made the only correct decision."AshleyMadison bought wall space for this ad in New York's Times Square entertainment district. But the ad's life proved short. The building's tenants complained, so it came down after one week. Biderman says he'll seek other outlets.Better hope they're more committed than his clients are to matrimony. REUTERS : [ 20 AUGUST 2008 ]Ashley's tag line: "Life is Short. Have an Affair."
controversial Adultery TV ad : " This couple is married. But not to each other. "
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"This couple is married. But not to each other."Click to watch the related Reuter's news story : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyhmnNTA9Z0Find monogamy monotonous? A racy ad ran on U.S. cable television after 11 PM. The advertiser, a matchmaking service for would-be adulterers, knew it was too racy for primetime. So AshleyMadison.com crafted a flip, less risque spot of a bored couple in bed.A local affiliate of the sports network ESPN aired it before ESPN urged affiliates to pull the plug. A network rep said the spot was "not appropriate." AshleyMadison.com CEO Noel Biderman cried foul."When we watched ESPN and why we chose it and why we think it's the right demograhpic is they air ads for male erectile disfunction and male enhancement. They air ads for Las Vegas, whose campaign is very ashleymadisonesque ... what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. Those all seem to be suitable themes for their audience, and we're just questioning as to why ashleymadison's is not."Biderman says his website has nearly 2 and a third million members. Users tempted to cheat on their spouses pay 49 dollars to park their profiles and email each other. Ashley's tag line: "Life is Short. Have an Affair."Fair or unfair? Advertising Age columnist Bob Garfield says AshleyMadison has every right to speak out but not over where to speak."They're ADVERTISING FOR ADULERTY! That's what they're doing wrong.The media are responsible for being the gatekeepers of their own medium. It's certainly within their rights, and they do all the time decide whether a given message is inappropriate for any number of reasons. In this case, I think not only did they make the right decision, they made the only correct decision."AshleyMadison bought wall space for this ad in New York's Times Square entertainment district. But the ad's life proved short. The building's tenants complained, so it came down after one week. Biderman says he'll seek other outlets.Better hope they're more committed than his clients are to matrimony. REUTERS : [ 20 AUGUST 2008 ]Ashley's tag line: "Life is Short. Have an Affair."
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