Cindy Gallop
Britain makes plans to filter out porn at prime minister's urging
Keeping adult content out of the hands of children has become exponentially more difficult since the dawn of the internet. British Prime Minister David Cameron announced this week that he was committed to keeping young people away from illicit content, by implementing a national filter on pornographic content.
In hiring Marissa Mayer as new CEO, is Yahoo putting her on a 'glass cliff'
Lowe's Pulls Ads From Reality Show 'All-American Muslim'
Flash forward: The future of innovation in a post-Steve Jobs era
Steven Johnson, the author of "Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation" and advertising consultant Cindy Gallop talk about what it takes to nurture innovation, and the essential role of branding in innovation.
What PETA hopes its .XXX porn site will do for animal rights
The organization People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is trying to use porn stars and pornography to campaign for animal rights.
PETA launches pornographic website
In the coming months, the domain ".xxx" will become available to pornographic websites – and PETA wants in. Cindy Gallop, advertising consultant and creator of the website MakeLoveNotPorn.com, sorts through this marketing gambit.
To stop smoking, make smokers look silly
A new ad campaign tries to shock and horrify smokers into quitting. Embarrassment could be a stronger motivator.
Arizona losing tourists, seeks to rebrand
In the wake of Arizona's new immigration law, the state is facing a growing public relations problem. Advertising consultant, Cindy Gallop, helps us dissect the problem faced by Arizona and the challenges of rebranding an entire state.