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New digital lifestyle magazine INTO launched today at intomore.com created for and by global millennials. The original premium content publication aims to enhance the world's awareness of LGBTQ+ lives and issues through the distribution of high-quality news, information and entertainment not found elsewhere. No comment yet.
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In the past week, Agency33 added three new clients to its LGBT division roster. The company is the only public relations firm in Nashville with a specialized division catering to LGBT community outreach. “I am so honored to be working with such a talented group of people,” states Joey Amato, president of Agency33. “Having launched the company just a few weeks ago, I am humbled by the amount of growth we’ve achieved in such a short period.”
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Ownership of the popular internet domain Gay.com has been transferred to the Los Angeles LGBT Center. The domain, estimated to be worth millions of dollars, was most recently an online hub for LGBT people looking for a community. It will now direct people to the Los Angeles LGBT Center’s newly launched blog, Vanguard.
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More than 1,000 people kicked off the world’s largest business development event for the LGBT community Wednesday at Caesars Palace.
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The alcohol company hopes to influence 72 other countries to follow suit in championing LGBT rights.
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The ASA to introduce new rules as it admits “tougher” guidelines are needed to protect children from “restrictive” gender norms.
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Andy Cramer and Al Farmer, who fell in love while helping gay and bi men find each other online, remain quiet pillars of the community.
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Traveling workshops designed to connect underserved and underrepresented small businesses with venture capital funders.
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...And what better way to celebrate it than with a giant installation made from 10,000 multi-coloured post-it notes across our six story Engine building
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Respected music publicist Joey Amato chatted with Digital Journal about opening his own PR firm, Agency33, in Nashville.
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Almost two-thirds (65%) of surveyed Americans think LGBT-inclusive brands and businesses are beneficial to the economy, but 68% said they must "walk the talk" in an authentic way by following up on promises and plans in regards to LGBT support, according to findings from an Ogilvy study made available in a press release.
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In honor of LGBTQ Pride Month, findings from a new Ogilvy survey released today of over 1,000 Americans including over 400 LGBT allies revealed that nearly two-thirds of Americans (65%) believe that LGBT-inclusive brands/businesses are good for the economy and similarly (64%) believe that these initiatives reflect our country's diversity. However, the majority (68%) report that in order to be an LGBT ally, brands/businesses need to "walk the talk" following through on promises and plans.
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The National LGBT Media Association has announced its second annual Ad POP award winners, |
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Equitas Health has announced it will launch a statewide LGBTQ lifestyle publication this fall called Prizm. The publication and accompanying digital news service will focus on current events, health, arts & culture, fashion, politics, news, travel and entertainment and will serve as a resource for the LGBTQ community. The venture will serve as a new line of business and social enterprise for the not-for-profit regional community healthcare and social service delivery system.
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A study by the grassroots organization Texas Works Together says Senate Bill 4 will cost between 165,000 to 248,000 jobs in Texas.
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The Ministry of Tourism of Argentina, through the National Institute of Tourism Promotion (INPROTUR), participated in the presentation of the 10th edition of the International Conference on LGBT Business and Tourism (GNETWORK 360) held today in the Argentine Chamber of Tourism (CAT). Organized by the Argentine Gay Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (CCGLAR), GNETWORK 360 is …
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A full 98% of Backstage Capital's portfolio companies are led by someone who isn't a straight white man.
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Community Marketing & Insights (CMI) has released its 11th annual LGBT Community Survey Report and the findings reveal growing anxiety about the political climate in the United States. Over 41,000 respondents from LGBT communities in 131 countries participated in the survey. In addition, over 180 LGBT media, events and organizations worldwide partnered with CMI in this year’s study. The survey was sponsored by Wells Fargo.
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LGBT Influencer Programs We Did During #Pride2017 - Take a look at some of the programs we managed with clients last month, incorporating LGBT influencer content with targeted Facebook & Twitter advertising.
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The first-ever international Equality Institute promoting LGBT workplace equality in London was held July 6 and led by The Walt Disney Company, Out & Equal and Sodexo.
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Absolut has launched a new limited edition bottle. The new rainbow design is the third and consecutive bottle to support the LGBTQ community, with this year's interpretation of the flag at the center of a high-impact, media campaign.
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Look at Facebook as wonderful, safe small-town America... not a lot of bad things happen there, but lots of good sure does pass by Main Street every day (think the Facebook Newsfeed). Your Facebook village can only have 5,000 residents, and new ideas can really only permeate ever so slightly via Facebook business pages and groups you're a part of. The rest does not make it past the town line.
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Rebecca Nicholson: Adverts for everything from sweets to high street banks are trying to be LGBT-friendly these days. It may be cynical commerce, but perhaps it’s a price worth paying
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LGBT-owned businesses can be a valuable topic for business reporters. In this video, we share some facts to help you start covering this important issue.
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Few would argue that American society has changed dramatically since the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village marked the beginning of the modern gay rights movement. At the time of the event itself, which happened 48 years ago this week, homophobia was rampant, even in famously metropolitan Manhattan. After the riots, the New York Daily News, which is now seen as the left-leaning counter to Ruper Murdoch’s New York Post, ran with the inflammatory headline “Homo Nest Raided—Queen Bees Are Stinging Mad.” Via Pete
Matt Skallerud's insight:
Back then, no “mainstream” brand was brave enough to openly support the LGBTQ community. And there’s no question that some consumers still take exception to gay rights today. |
Under the stewardship of Editor-in-Chief Zach Stafford, formerly an editor-at-large at OUT and award-winning contributor to The Guardian, INTO covers a broad range of topics including travel, entertainment, culture, politics, style, health, and more. The global news digital publication will showcase a mix of long and short form content—everything from cultural stories to provocative features, style advice to beautiful art and photography, exclusive interviews to hard-breaking journalism, all uniquely addressing issues and interests relevant to the larger LGBTQ+ community.