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Getting It On: The Covert History of the American Condom By Hunter Oatman-Stanford

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Contraceptives are quite the messy subject: throughout history, people used everything from seaweed to sheep intestines in order to prevent pregnancy. In the United States, condoms were first outlawed in 1873, and it wasn’t until World War II that we finally embraced them as the pleasure devices they really are. Thanks to Uncle Sam, American troops were given condoms to keep them healthy while enjoying the action overseas, so to speak. So how did the condom go from contraband to federally-issued necessity without anyone ever talking about sex? 


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Playing With Matches: Sexy, Silly 1930s Ads That Went Up in Smoke By Lisa Hix

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Smoking is growing more taboo in the United States now, but back in the 1930s, cigarettes were sexy. And where there was smoke, there were matches. At one point, nearly every business in the country, whether it was a national chain or a local Mom ‘n’ Pop, produced logoed matchbooks to help their customers fuel their nicotine habit—now known to be a deadly addiction…..


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Who’s That Kodak Girl? Early Camera Ads Depict Women as Adventurous Shutterbugs

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By Maribeth Keane and Brad Quinn

In this interview, Kodak Girl and vintage-photograph collector Martha Cooper talks about early Kodak advertising and how women have been portrayed in Kodak ads over the years. Cooper also discusses other Kodak related ephemera and her broader interest in snapshots featuring women with cameras. Cooper can be reached at her website, http:// www.kodakgirl.com


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Digital arts marketing: it’s time to go back to the future - The Guardian (blog)

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The Guardian (blog)Digital arts marketing: it’s time to go back to the futureThe Guardian (blog)It’s strange to think that only three years ago, at an Independent Cinema Office training day, the suggestion that cultural cinemas and film festivals …

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