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GALA Moscow Seminar Highlights Key Advertising Compliance Issues for Global Marketers
On Monday, the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance, in partnership with its Russian member ALRUD, held a half-day legal seminar in...
Squeezamals: do designers need to exhibit in the EU first to gain protection?
Do new designs need to be shown on the EU market before being shown elsewhere in the world in order to benefit from community...
Knockout blow for Charlotte Tilbury against Aldi in copycat case
"Like brands, only cheaper". So goes the Aldi advertising slogan. But the similarity between the brands that inspire it, and its own...
Fosters Radio Ad: It's not sexist, but is it racist?
Today, the ASA has added another decision to its burgeoning collection of adjudications about the new gender stereotyping rule. And this...
Just a bit of light therapy? ASA takes a dimmer view
In March this year, a member of the public viewed the website of Light Therapy Revolution.
They found a range of medical claims,...
Targeted social media approved by ASA
A pattern is now emerging of the ASA rejecting complaints about social media campaigns for restricted products, such as HFSS and alcohol,...
New ASA report into labelling of Influencer Marketing.
We have seen a steady stream of upheld ASA rulings against influencers over the past few months, many of which revolve around the fact...
Too naive, Forever 21?
It has been revealed this week that pop singer Ariana Grande has commenced legal proceedings against Forever 21 (described on Google as,...
Has PETA pulled the wool over the eyes of the ASA?
This morning the ASA has published its decision to uphold 10 complaints about an ad published on the side of a bus by People for the...
Trying it on – ambush marketing and the Rugby World Cup
Rugby fever is about to explode and, as normally happens when a major event captures the nation, the marketing community will look to...
Claims Management Companies in the dock over poor advertising practices
The FCA has launched a scathing attack on the advertising practices of claims management companies (CMCs).
Since taking over the...
Dior savaged for cultural appropriation
A lavish, expensive ad for Dior's 'Sauvage' fragrance has been pulled just as it was about to launch, in the midst of accusations of...
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