Paper Round (20 July) - Which brands are advertising in the national press?
20 Jul 2010 | by Sarah Johnson
's latest ads don't specify a destination after the ASA banned recent ads offering deals to Gothenburg ...
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.99 flight deal. Similar ads have already been pulled by the ASA. Meanwhile, readers of The Sun can get ...
's latest ads don't specify a destination after the ASA banned recent ads offering deals to Gothenburg ...
ad being banned by the ASA . Three pushes its MiFi access aimed at iPad owners in The Guardian while ...
. Last year, there was a 10% drop in the number of ads complained about, despite the ASA receiving a 9.6% increase in complaints to 28,978. The vast majority (90%) of complaints were made through the ASA's online form and the association claims the average time to resolve a complaint was just 13 days. ASA ...
The complaints that the ad was misleading were forwarded to the ASA by MP Jo Swinson, who also ... the product could help women acheive "younger looking eyes". The ASA ruling said: "We considered ... , the ASA rejected complaints that the ad was socially irresponsible because the use of post ...
cent off. The ASA also challenged the ads for not making clear that price could increase during ... . Easyjet said, in reference to a previous ASA adjudication, it understood it to be acceptable ... for more than three days before it was corrected. The ASA noted Easyjet s argument the offer travel period ...
. The ASA noted the compliments slip inside the envelope displayed the Haart logo and branding as well as a ...
the message that the women were as beautiful at the end of the evening as they were at the start. The ASA ...
photo of a wind farm and not representative of the Nun Wood site. The ASA noted RWE s response, however the outcome of a previous ASA investigation had instructed RWE not to use photographs of the Llyn Alaw wind ...
or religious building, three sites breached that restriction. The ASA did not find the ad s wording ...
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