The ASA to introduce new rules as it admits “tougher” guidelines are needed to protect children from “restrictive” gender norms.

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.

Traveling workshops designed to connect underserved and underrepresented small businesses with venture capital funders.

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.

The National LGBT Media Association has announced its second annual Ad POP award winners,

Geographic coverage area: North Texas, more specifically Dallas/Fort Worth. We are distributed to more than 400 distribution locations in five counties, 23 cities and 62 zip codes. 

June is a month for celebrations: not only for weddings but also commemorations of advances in civil rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities. Just as technology …

BSTRO, an LGBT/Woman-owned digital marketing agency in San Francisco, Vancouver, and New York, announced a partnership with the National Association of Minority and Women-Owned Law Firms (NAMWOLF) this week, to elevate their online presence and branding to better reflect their organization.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

In the dance of risk versus reward, corporations finally believe they can make more money capturing market share than they can lose in potential blow back.

The Advocate, the longest running LGBT publication in the country, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. The latest issue, number 1091, features covers representing five decades of LGBT history, including the battle for trans rights, the fight for marriage equality, and the work of AIDS activists. 

Two years after the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage, 10.2% of LGBT Americans are now married to a same-sex partner, up from 7.9% before the ruling.

The Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention and Visitors Bureau is a trailblazer in GLBQT tourism and marketing.

Data shows that LGBT consumers in the US, UK, and Germany are more likely than the general public to act after seeing an ad