Emily Tan
May 15, 2015

NSFW CASE STUDY: Hiding a PSA in a porn flick

SYDNEY - To get Australian men checking for testicular cancer, M&C Saatchi hid a public health message (and demonstration) in a porn flick entitled "Game of Balls", on behalf of The Blue Ball Foundation.

SYDNEY - To get Australian men checking for testicular cancer, M&C Saatchi hid a public health message (and demonstration) in a porn flick entitled

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