against men, and for being offensive, sexist and unsuitable for use. The ASA upheld the complaint. ...
LONDON – The advertising watchdog has told Stringfellows lap-dancing club to pull its mobile poster advertising because it is likely to cause 'serious or widespread offence'.
, despite the fact that the ASA generally allows public awareness campaigns to push the advertising code ... little more leeway, but not carte blanche,' says a spokeswoman for the ASA. 'Research shows ...
of the IPA and chairman of the Advertising Association. ASA council member, president of the 30 Club ... . Secretary of the BBC, 1996-9. Joined the ASA in April 2000. Chairman of the European Advertising Standards Alliance 2003-5. Closely involved in designing and making the case for the new "one-stop shop" ASA ...
at The Marketing Society. Current council member of The Advertising Association. Former council member of ASA ...
by the infighting among national press bosses and an ASA investigation into an NMA print ad. In general, however ...
LONDON – Emap has been told that it was not justified in calling its lads' magazine Zoo 'the biggest men's weekly' by the advertising watchdog, following a complaint from rival IPC Media.
The ad watchdog upheld complaints that the ad trivialised violence and was said it was likely to cause "widespread and serious offence to readers". The "killer heels" ad is part of the same NMA spoof campaign, created by TBWA\ London, that the ASA had already upheld a number of complaints against. The ASA ...
." This was just too much for the ASA, who ruled that it condoned excessive speed. Campaign banned. Similarly ... significantly reduced braking distances in the rain. The ASA claimed that the "yeah right!" encouraged drivers ... for children born into poverty" was one of the many other victims of the political correctness of the ASA ...
the ad again and has apologised for any offence that caused. In formally banning the ad, the ASA ruled ...
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