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I suspect that this would be classed as subliminal advertising here In Australia, which is banned by the television code of practice: "1.8.4 use or involve any
by clinton 16y ago
I suspect that this would be classed as subliminal advertising here In Australia, which is banned by the television code of practice:
"1.8.4 use or involve any technique which attempts to convey information to the viewer by transmitting messages below or near the threshold of normal awareness."
An interesting subliminal advertising case cropped up a few years back: http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s2082405.htm http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s2082405.htm
- SimonPStevens 16y agoIf it was just done without a mention you are probably right, but in this case the voice from the advert instructs the users to close their eyes so draws their attention to the image so it's not subliminal. I could be wrong though. It's probably a bit of a grey area.
- huhtenberg 16y agoWhat if someone secretly stuffs an object up one's butt and then instructs the person to pull it out at the end of the commercial? Probably a bit of a gray area too by the same reasoning. (edit) For those not getting the joke - it meant to illustrate that the subsequent disclosure of something done without prior consent does not make it any more acceptable. Be it an image planted in one's head or something physical.
- richbradshaw 16y agoI hate that sort of advert.
- bad_user 16y agoWow, I can picture a commercial for a Dove "beauty bar" and then at the end a white pigeon comes out your butt. That would be so awesome.