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Advertisers in the United States are suffering considerably less blowback than TV and film for the effort behind gay imagery in recent mainstream advertising. 
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Gay-Themed Ads Are Becoming More Mainstream
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A magazine for lesbians has gone on sale in Russia, providing the only publication of its kind to the LGBT community there.
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NEW YORK - The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board have announced that they will be an exhibitor at this year’s Original GLBT Expo scheduled to take place in New York’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center March 9-10.
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We're excited to be working with the Puerto Vallarta Tourism team on our GLBT Expo Challenge at Gay2Day.com #Gay2DayNYC
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Connecting our Clients with the Gay & Lesbian Community Since 1992
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LGBT Marketing Conference in NYC - Discount Registration $245 until March 15th #LGBTMarketConf
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Until recently, using gay themes in advertising was considered taboo, and a call for a boycott from one hate group or another usually followed.
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A gay rights activist who chronicled her wedding planning and ceremony online was married on Friday in an event that drew largely positive responses on Twitter.
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Big Gay Hudson Valley will hold the state's first conference on tourism marketing to gays and lesbians on March 27 for business and tourism professionals. The daylong will take place at the Locust Grove Estate, 2683 South Rd., Poughkeepsie. Big Gay Hudson Valley, now in its fifth year, is a source for events, resources, news and cultural happenings for the region's lesbian, gay, bisexual and...
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In the wake of a recent survey suggesting that the American LGBT community travels more frequently and extensively than the general US population, the US State department is putting a focus on providing information specifically geared towards gay travellers, who sometimes face specific risks when visiting foreign countries. Via Traveline Out & About
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This was a major advance in how the US views its formal role in welcoming travelers
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That Amazon Kindle ad has opened up a whole new take on gay advertising in 2013... great quotes from Bob Witeck and Mark Elderkin