Current and classic examples of 'subliminal' advertising.

Something Wicked This Way Comes

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If you are interested in world affairs check this link for a sensible, non-western, and valid alternative. Presented in English.

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*This is an ad from the AAAA, disparaging critics of 'subliminal' advertising. Despite its critical tone it, rather surprisingly, contains 'subliminal' imagery (but not breasts). If you consider the ad (even at this reduced resolution) at least one of the secondary images is clearly visible. Was this the height of hypocrisy on the part of advertising professionals or just an 'in joke' on the part of bored artists?

This specific ad and its contents is discussed further on the Ads from the Archives page.

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Moral rights associated with this site asserted by Jim Hagart, C. Psychol., Retd., formerly Senior Lecturer, School of Social Sciences, University of Teesside, United Kingdom and Associate Lecturer, The Open University.

Revised: 21st November, 2002

It is said there is no such thing as 'subliminal' advertising. Enjoy viewing something that doesn't exist.