Online Safety Bill - Once more unto the breach!
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Are ambush marketers taking the moral high ground by boycotting the World Cup?
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Ad tech report - Recommendations for the European Addressable Advertising Ecosystem
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Scottish government consults on tougher restrictions on alcohol advertising
The Scottish government has launched a consultation about restricting the marketing of alcohol in Scotland. It already operates a...
CAP updates guidance on online age-restricted advertising
Last week, the Committee of Advertising Practice published updated guidance for non-broadcast advertisers about responsible targeting of...
KFC plumbs new depths of tastelessness with Kristallnacht promotion.
I was heartened by the recent news that Adidas are dropping their association with Kanye West, following his remarks about Jews, which...
When it comes to green advertising, don't just accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative, but latch on to something in-between.
A wise man once observed that “Just because I’m paranoid, it doesn’t mean they’re not out to get to me.” Well, not such a wise man, but...
Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Controversy: is a marketing storm "brewing" in the run-up to Qatar?
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The ASA comes down hard on Myleene Klass with THREE rulings in ONE DAY but leaves us wondering, is everything on social media just an #ad?
On 2 November, the UK's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) published three separate rulings involving singer, model and presenter...
Something for the weekend? Try the Ads and Brands Law Digest for October 2022
We have just published the October 2022 edition of our Ads & Brands Law Digest, covering legal and regulatory developments from the...
Our own Ministry of Justice used ads which "reinforce negative stereotypes about black men" in prison recruitment campaign, says the ASA.
Sadly, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) upheld an eye-opening ruling this week following its investigation into a prison job ad...
Social media disclosures: CMA issues updated guidance, but have the regulators gone completely #ad?
In 2019, the CMA carried out an investigation due to concerns that social media influencers were infringing consumer law (the Consumer...
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