LGBTQ+ Online Media, Marketing and Advertising

Wynne Nowland’s life-changing transition stirred surprise, support and new challenges at the company she runs.

In the 90s Subaru ran one of the most progressive ad campaigns. Daring to be different, it laid the blueprint for future all future LGBTQI+ marketing.

The Black Lives Matter movement and the Pride movement share the same foundations: they're both movements against the systematic oppression of marginalized groups. Here's how brands can appeal to the LGBTQ community through an intersectional lens.

The NASDAQ employees take pride in making NASDAQ the leading company that it is, with respect for their diverse backgrounds and colleagues included. In the #NasdaqFam Pride series, they will be featuring members from the OPEN (Out Proud Employees of Nasdaq) and learn about how they are pushing for positive change for LGBTQ+ people in the workplace.

A new survey from GLAAD and Procter & Gamble underscores the importance of visibility.

Influencer Ashlee Marie Preston says brands often spend millions in June—funds that are needed now more than eve.

When Gay Times chief executive Tag Warner made a promise never to go behind a paywall, he could not have predicted that a global pandemic and subsequent ad spend drought would put his lofty commitment at odds with the very practical reality that Gay Times would need more revenue from readers in order to see the other side. His compromise is the launch of a new membership scheme called Gay Times+.

On March 25, Prizm posted an online release stating that due to the shelter-at-home order, delivery to more than 1,000 Ohio locations was impossible.

The Chinese owner of gay dating app Grindr has reached a deal to offload one of the world’s largest LGBT social platforms, a year after U.S. regulators pressed for disposal over national security concerns.

WPP media agency launched the PMP with client SKYY Vodka, challenging a new age of digital censorship inadvertently created by 'exclusion lists.'

The .gay domain is finally here! The sunrise launch phase is open now. .gay serves as a virtual Pride flag and inclusive badge of honor for LGBTQ individuals, organizations, businesses and their allies.

A collection of national CEOs warn Tennessee that letting faith groups keep their adoption and foster care offices open is somehow a threat to the economy.

Facebook is here to drive business equality for LGBTQI women, providing an insight into what we want from brands... Cast your mind all the way back to April earlier this year and you might remember a little event that happened by the name of Lesbian Visibility Week. It was a week of…

HRC and Showtime aim to help support and preserve businesses that serve the LGBTQ+ community with a focus on LGBTQ+ people of color, women and the transgender community.

Apple, Disney, Nike, some of the brands doing the best with LGBTQs; Ability to respond to Covid-19, a top concern; Majority will vote in November elections and are stressed out

With many Pride events moving to virtual platforms, many are wondering how the community will find the support it needs.

For companies wanting to support the LGBTQ+ community, you are most welcomed. We need your partnership—truly! But, please consider some advice before jumping into the mix.

Schuurman is an advocate for affecting social change through the economic empowerment of LGBT+ entrepreneurs.

Any companies wishing to take part in Belgian Pride must now undergo a "diversity scan" to be carried out by two non-profit organisations.

Research shows that 70% of Millennials are more likely to choose one brand over another if that brand demonstrates inclusion and diversity in terms of its advertising.

CEO Diane Anderson-Minshall lauds the "exceptionally talented editors and artists" on the new team.

ANZ, Facebook, Bonds, Myer, Google and more have rolled out their 2020 Mardi Gras campaign.

Oh hey! .Gay is Here... Our partners at Pink Media -- the company behind the #ILoveGay media brand -- this week became the very first live .gay site in existence...and it’s safe to say the gay internet will never be the same!