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The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has upheld complaints that the wording on certain poster ads from the Association of Train Operating Companies' 'Time to return' campaign was misleading, because it implied that service levels had returned to normal. The ASA found the statement, 'Fast ...
Authority (ASA), accusing it of being a "protectionist" body that will "always rule in favour of the status quo". Haji-Ioannou told Marketing that a government body should take over the ASA's powers "because the ASA is obviously unwilling to stand up to big media interests". His call ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected public complaints about a poster ad for Shepherd Neame's Spitfire Beer. The poster, by RPM3, carried the strapline 'Germany defeated. Now on to Japan. Sound familiar?' The ASA said it was in keeping with the nostalgic humour of the campaign ...
the boundaries and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is long used to slapping down those who overstep ... . But the ASA is less comfortable with the recent surge in high-profile brands apparently using the ASA's rules to sabotage their competitors' campaigns. At the ISBA conference earlier this year, ASA ...
time this year by the ASA for poster and press ads which are said to encourage speeding ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has rejected complaints about cartoon-style advertisements for Channel 5's football coverage portraying Neil and Christine Hamilton, at the time when allegations were being made against them. The ads featured Neil asking his wife: "Do you think we'll score...
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that a J Walter Thompson poster ad
Asda will this week lodge a complaint with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) over rival Tesco's latest price-based advertising campaign. The move comes after Sainsbury's also said it would complain about the ads, in which Sainsbury's is named as being around 8% more expensive than Tesco. ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint against Accurist Watches for a press ad by Malcolm Moore Deakin Blazye which appeared in Marie Claire, picturing a child beauty pageant contestant heavily made up. The ASA ruled that the ad showed the girl in a sexual, suggestive way ...
LONDON - Accurist Watches has been slammed as "irresponsible" by the Advertising Standards Authority for an advertisement presenting a young girl in a "suggestive, sexual way".
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