to remove filtersWatchdog launches online ad regulation scheme
24 Oct 2000 | by Louise Banbury
of the British Codes of Advertising and Sales Promotion. The ASA will continue to handle complaints about online ...
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Opium poster banned after record complaints
19 Dec 2000 | by Louise Banbury,
The ad, which shows a reclining Dahl wearing nothing but a pearl choker and gold stilettos, received 730 complaints -- more than any other campaign since the British Safety Council’s safe sex campaign in 1995, which featured the Pope wearing a crash helmet. The ASA ordered Yves Saint Laurent ...
Ad watchdog gets tough with ‘free’ ISPs
13 Sep 2000 | by Louise Banbury
about what exactly they are getting for free. In a statement, the ASA said, “The ASA has decided ... of their service.” The ASA upheld complaints against BT for misleading customers over tariffs charged for its ... for an internet connection after its system was overloaded. According to the ASA, it continued to advertise ...
NTL customers flood ASA with complaints
13 Jul 2000 | by Claire Billings
delays, had to be pulled in June. The number of complaints to the ASA has topped that of the Hoover ...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
