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 ...
portrayed Lord Bell "adversely without his permission". The ASA's adjudication hinged on whether ... role in lobbying the government. However, the ASA concluded that the union had not provided enough evidence to prove the lobbying claim. It asked the advertiser not to repeat its claim. The ASA ...
by the ASA in its adjudication. However, the authority said that although the condition implied ... . The ASA asked the advertisers to make it clear in the leaflets that the fares were not offered on all routes. It is not the first time Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Trains has had a run-in with the ASA ...
as upholding the complaints, the ASA warned Express Newspapers that the lengthy delay in responding ...
complained to the ASA about the comparative advertising undertaken by its competitors and has been ... '. The ASA told the advertiser not to repeat the comparison. Among those complaining about the ad were ... , the ASA is one of the few avenues open to clients aggrieved by the advertising of their competitors ...
not have to shell out for what appears to be Labour Party propaganda. The ASA must now advise as to whether public money is being spent wisely." Under the ASA code, any advertiser whose principal ...
. However, the ASA ruled that the phrase 'out of it' seemed to encourage people not just to visit ...
. However, the ASA ruled that the phrase 'out of it' seemed to encourage people not just to visit ...
". The ASA told the advertisers not to use a similar approach. ...
pointing out those excluded in the small print. The ASA said that two claims in the main body of the ad ... with the company to improve future ads and warned it could take strict action if there is no improvement. ASA ... with us to achieve that." In another ruling, the ASA dismissed complaints that ads in Marie Claire ...
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