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Home/World/Beware GoDaddy.com Super Bowl Commercials

Beware GoDaddy.com Super Bowl Commercials

Written by Staff | Saturday, January 23, 2010

According to news reports, GoDaddy.com commercials will again appear during the Super Bowl game, which this year airs February 7 on CBS at 6:30 pm EST. Morality in Media suggests you keep your clicker handy.

Morality in Media president Robert Peters had the following comments:

“It is no secret that GoDaddy.com loves to ‘push the envelope’ when it comes to the content of its ads; and it would appear that this year’s Super Bowl ads may push as close to the indecency line as CBS Network ‘censors’ will allow, which could be as close as CBS thinks it can get away with.

“For an advanced look at what GoDaddy.com may have in store for football fans of all ages during this year’s Super Bowl game, parents in particular should check out the sexually oriented content that appears on that company’s website under the subhead, ‘Super Bowl 2010 – Sneak Preview.’

“Sure looks like lesbian strip performances to me.

“But the content of its Super Bowl ads is not the only problem. GoDaddy.com also provides services to businesses that distribute over the Internet, free of charge and without proof of age, hardcore adult pornography” including some of the most gross sexual activity one can imagine.

“Not that any of (this) would concern CBS, but it should concern NFL owners and everyone else concerned about the well being of children and the proliferation of smut on TV and the Internet.”

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