Are Subliminal Messages Illegal?

There is so much controversy surrounding subliminal messages right now. In the last couple of years they have been big news..

First it was McDonalds - they came accused of flashing a subliminal advert on the Food Network tv channel. Shortly after George Bush was found to be using subliminals during his re-election campaign and speeches.

It is a shame, but even despite being highlighted in the media like this, both McDonalds and George Bush escaped without any punishment or even formal investigation.

Subliminal messages can't be used in the media - i.e. companies are not allowed to use them within advertising (although that didn't stop McDonalds. This is whether using subliminal audio suggestions, or text / images flashed faster than the eye can see.

But things get a little more complicated when considering a "subliminal suggestion".. A subliminal suggestion is usually an image which at first glance looks normal, but on further investigation there is a subliminal link - usually linking a product to sex within the mind of the consumer. Typical examples of this can include somehow hiding the word "sex" within the imagery / background of the advert, or even just having a beautiful girl holding / using the product - Pepsi and Coca Cola often use this female imagery for example, even down to the very fact that their bottles are shaped to mimic the body of a woman.

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