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In the 30 years and some-odd days since then, a lot — a lot — has changed, from the advertising base (although the Club Dallas bathhouse remains the sole company to advertise in every single issue of...
But the new law, which takes effect in July, has ignited a political firestorm over the belief its broad wording allows businesses to turn away gay and lesbian customers.
Be sure to read the latest Long Beach Business Journal and their section for Pride Weekend... the LGBLCC is featured with a really nice article in the story.
You don't often see big-bucks endorsement deals immediately handed out to the 249th pick in the NFL Draft.
Grant Zallis was a little surprised when his friend, James Bain, asked him to launch a Chicago chapter of StartOut, a group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender entrepreneurs.
rukkle has created a list of the top ten gay print ads. The ads from brands like, Gap, Absolut, and Chevy demonstrate their support for the LGBT community.
Here’s a complaint we hear frequently: women’s underwear is too feminine, too fashion-centric, not comfortable enough. The sentiment is widespread enough it’s spawned a trend in new minimalist lingerie labels.
If you reacted the same way as me, your jaw dropped in awe while watching this ad for vacationing in Key West.
paulcollanton's photo on Instagram (#hellosunny #madrid #spain #lgbtbiz #gaytravel #gayspain #pride #lgbtpride #gayambitions #gay… http://t.co/v0cFVd2MzI)...
When the great Aristotle said, “Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work,” he clearly had Damian Pelliccione in mind.
Media mogul Fred Eychaner opened up in a speech last week about being gay and about why he supports Democratic and gay-rights causes. The event was a fundraiser for Lambda Legal, which supports lesbians, gay men and people with HIV/AIDS. Windy City Times wrote about the gala at the Art Institute, where Mr. Eychaner was honored. And it included a video of his speech... The Chicago businessman tipped his hat to his parents, Howard and Milly Eychaner, for being proud of their “gay and non-gay children.”
Based in New York and reporting to the Board of Directors, the Foundation’s first full-time, permanent Executive Director will be responsible for working with the Board of Directors to take the Foundation to its next growth stage, identifying new strategic partnerships, directing advocacy efforts, managing all communications and creating new funding streams to sustain and build upon its current programs.
Via Kelly Riker
Community Marketing & Insights (CMI) has released a breakthrough report on the attitudes and consumer behaviors of over 2,000 African American / Black LGBT residents of the United States. The study, produced in partnership with the Center for Black Equity, focused on participants who interact with media, events and organizations representing the African American / Black LGBT community, especially Black Pride festivals.
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When Robert Moore and Don Ritz launched the publication in 1984, they had no idea how important and powerful LGBT media would become.
From the field to the anchor desk, TV journalist Chris Saldaña has been reading the news to Las Vegans for the better part of the past decade. But even when we’re not inviting Saldaña into our homes (be it by satellite or cable), the local newsman remains a visible part of the community—devoting his time and energy to organizations like Aid for AIDS of Nevada, the Latin Chamber of Commerce and the Clark County School District.
Free @ManchesterPride debate on media representation of #LGBT people, tomorrow @The_Lowry, featuring @PeterTatchell http://t.co/7ak6EXqQyY
Three years ago, MassMutual’s Buffalo office decided to reach out to a segment of the population with which it had not worked closely in the past – gay and lesbian couples.
We're coming back to NYC for Internet Week New York! APPNATION returns to New York City on May 21-22 for our 3rd annual Cross-Platform Summit to explore the burgeoning world of apps across all connected devices. We are looking forward to opening our doors to the best line-up yet -- 2 full days of engaging, insightful presentations from entrepreneurs, developers, and executives from across the broader mobile app and connected device ecosystems, first-tier and long-tail content providers, advertising agencies and brands, hardware and device manufacturers, carriers, technology companies, service providers, social media executives, innovative app developers, and leading research analysts.
When Chevrolet prominently featured gay and lesbian couples in a family-focused commercial titled "The New Us," marketing experts saw it as a breakthrough. And they think other automakers will come to see it the same way.
This is the inaugural fall conference of the National Association of Gay & Lesbian Real Estate Professionals, NAGLREP. This event is a one-of-a-kind forum featuring top speakers and industry leaders focused on the LGBT real estate market and the issues that influence and impact service to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender homebuyers and sellers.
For our first #LGBTBiz Hashtag RoundUp, we've chosen the Dallas Tavern Guild's ever-successful LGBT Press Trip of 2014, an annual event this organization has put together with local LGBT businesses, bars, clubs and the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau for almost 10 years now. Bringing together a variety of LGBT travel writers, this trip included GNetwork360 from Argentina, Hans Ebenstien Travel, Fodors, About.com and more.
This week, a government minister in Singapore warned foreign companies in the conservative island nation against creating “division” with its recruitment practices in a Facebook post.
This past week, on Thursday, April 24, 2013, Community Marketing and Pink Banana Media held their 7th annual LGBT Marketing Conference at the New York Times Conference Center in New York City... and it was their strongest conference to date!
Bosses who thought infrequently, if ever, about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues have a new perspective on diversity initiatives at their businesses, and sometimes become...
RT @cooperedtot: Gay themes in American whiskey advertising of the 30s and 40s? Viewed in a historical context. http://t.co/PBEHJXhZST http…
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