Activist ads return with launch of Osocio

Osocio2 Back in July, the advertising blogosphere lost one of its best. Houtlust had been the premier repository for nonprofit and social-awareness advertising (along with the occasional rant about why Americans can’t stomach nudity). But don’t despair. Houtlust’s creator, Marc van Gurp, is back in a big way with Osocio, dedicated to “social advertising and non-profit campaigns from around the globe.” It’s already packed with great awareness-raising work, like the “Top Jobs Abroad” effort that shocked job applicants into recognizing the prevalence of sex-trade recruitment. And while you’re off adding Osocio to your boomarks or RSS feed, be sure to check out Marc’s Facebook group, Social Advertising, which he created as a sort of protest against Facebook’s interpretation of the phrase.

—Posted by David Griner

December 7, 2007 in Griner | Permalink

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