of WKD superimposed over his crotch. The ASA deemed the ad to be pornographic and offensive. However ...
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a poster campaign for Golden Wonder for making "irresponsible and tasteless" references to drug taking. One execution of the ad headlined "User" showed a woman on a bicycle laden down with Golden Wonder crisps. The strapline read: "This mother has a 34.5g...
was intended, but the ASA found that "linking illegal drugs culture with crisps irresponsibly trivialised a
-in-cheek. However, the ASA argued that ads were likely to be seen and acknowledged by children, and said the link ...
campaigns have attempted to live up to this humorous approach. In August, the ASA investigated complaints ...
to this humorous approach. In August, the ASA investigated complaints from Edinburgh goths following an ad which ...
. Two months ago, the ASA upheld the complaints after ruling the ads were misleading. As a result ...
at the ASA and the ITC need to be more vigilant about alcohol advertising. And advertising agencies must ...
The ASA and ITC have ruled that Tetley's ads promoting the health benefits of tea can no longer...was overshadowed last week by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Independent Television Commission (ITC ... . It challenged Tetley's claims of health benefits and the ASA ordered the offending posters to be withdrawn ... the ashes of this campaign, and Tetley might well end up grateful to the ASA and ITC for forcing them ...
The new strategy, which was introduced by D'Arcy following its reappointment at the beginning of the year, saw the Tetley Teafolk ditched in favour of a campaign stressing the drink's health benefits. However, the strategy has been thrown into doubt as the ASA and the ITC have upheld complaints made ...
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