Does ISP's subliminal ad breach standards?
An iiNet advertisement containing an easter egg has been banned after concerns about subliminal advertising.
iiNet, the Australian Internet Service Provider which partnered with Orcon to produce the phone/modem Genius, embedded a two-frame message into its latest campaign, reported the
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Alex Walls
Wed, 09 Nov 2011
Wed, 09 Nov 2011
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Does ISP's subliminal ad breach standards?
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