POZ - May #144 : Melrose Place 2.0 - by Kellee Terrell
Subscribe to:
POZ magazine E-newsletters
POZ Personals Sign In / Join
Username:
Password:

Back to home » Archives » POZ Magazine issues




Table of Contents
 

HIV: Behind the Music

Taking Care of Business




Not by Meds Alone

No Viral Load=No Transmission?

The Stand

Staphing Up

Heads of the Class

Heartburn Hotel

Protein Shakers

Mercury Rising

Britain: Hep C Rings Twice

Pill-Taking Tip

Cardio Risk Raiser

Cholesterol Downer




What's a Girl to Do?

Runaway Hit

The Mother of All HIV Tests

Lights! Camera! Bareback Action!

Apply as Directed

Strong-arming HIV

Healing Fields

Jargon: DWI

Keeping Up With the Joneses

Melrose Place 2.0

Silence=Meth

Ladies First

Prom Night Prep

Rock Out




Editor's Letter-May 2008

Mailbox-May 2008



 
Most Talked About

HIV: Behind the Music (47)

An HIV Doc's Dilemma (29)

Virtual Prevention: Fighting HIV Online (26)

Inmate Testing: Optional or Mandatory? (18)

Killer Gay Sex! (15)

Most Popular Lessons

Herpes Simplex Virus

Syphilis & Neurosyphilis

Shingles

The HIV Life Cycle

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV)


NEW! Scroll down to comment on this story.


emailrssprint

May 2008


Melrose Place 2.0

by Kellee Terrell

A gay cyber soap picks up where old-fashioned prevention campaigns left off.

Compulsive Web cruising, binge drinking and negotiating condom use are just a few of the cliff-hanger plotlines on the new Internet serial In the Moment. Produced by the organization WeHo Life in conjunction with the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center, the five-minute vignettes aim to raise awareness around the growing HIV rate in the largely gay city of West Hollywood. “Simply telling men to use condoms or billboards with hot guys [is] passé and irrelevant,” says WEHO’s project coordinator, Alton Carswell. “Webisodes are fresh, new and include dialogue about relatable situations that will grab the attention of the Internet generation.”

Best bet: the interactive forums for viewers to post their opinions and links to various resources. What’s more, every episode can be embedded on Myspace and Facebook pages. Talk about reaching the masses from every angle.

Watch the premiere episode and share your thoughts at weholife.org.


NEW! Scroll down to comment on this story.

emailrssprint

Name:

(2-50 characters)

Email:

(will not show)

City:

(optional)

Comment (500 characters left):

(Note: The POZ team review all comments before they are posted. Please do not include either ":" or "@" in your comment.)

| Posting Rules

Previous Comments:

         

[Go to top]
Get Started
Get Answers
What to do if you've just been diagnosed
How to find a support system
Things you should know before starting treatment
How to handle side effects and other concerns
How to tell someone you have HIV/AIDS

Talk to Us
Weekly Poll
Question: Do you suffer from allergies?
Yes
No

Monthly Poll
Question: Why are women being diagnosed so late that they have progressed to AIDS by the time of their diagnosis?
Women are too busy taking care of other family members
Doctors aren't testing
Doctors are unaware that a woman's symptoms can differ from a man's
Fear of HIV stigma
Denial
Women's lack of empowerment

Surveys
How do you see America's place in the global AIDS epidemic?

Tell us your political opinions on HIV/AIDS

more surveys  
[ about Smart + Strong | about POZ | POZ advisory board | partner links | advertise/contact us | site map]
© 2008 Smart + Strong. All Rights Reserved. Terms of use and Your privacy