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Sep 20, 2002
PUSHING THE SEX ENVELOPE
Deep-rooted cultural norms and stringent rules haven't stopped regional advertisers testing the waters with, at times, overt references to sex in their campaigns. But what about the backlash? David Johnson reports.
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