14 Dec 2004
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complaint by Nuts to the ASA was upheld last week. At the beginning of December IPC Ignite! managing ...
08 Dec 2004
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The ASA upheld the complaint made by IPC title Nuts and said Zoo, owned by Emap, was wrong to make the claim. Zoo was also in hot water over its claim over its pullout section which it claimed was “free ...
that at that point while Nuts had remained at 100 pages, they had increased to 108 pages. The ASA ruled that both ...
07 Dec 2004
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with website addresses to explain this and calculate impact. But the creative pushed boundaries. The ASA upheld ...
relief for women was labelled “misleading and irresponsible” by the ASA. While the ASA issue did ...
23 Nov 2004
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, the ASA has now taken over responsibility for broadcast advertising.However, the full range of sanctions ...
09 Nov 2004
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of the ASA, known as ASA (B). The B – which stands for broadcast – might as well stand for bureaucracy when ...
22 Oct 2004
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Authority. November 1 will see statutory regulator Ofcom devolve some of its powers to the ASA ...
consumers and advertisers equally: “The system is very fast: complaints to the ASA are usually handled in a ...
07 Sep 2004
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) Religious studies c) Spanish 3. How many new, individual complaints were received by the ASA between April ...
17 Aug 2004
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of a world without the ASA. Another quirk of the marketing world has to be the jargon. What would ...
26 Jul 2004
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decisions about the acceptability or otherwise of television. The new momentum this gives to the ASA now ...
level playing field. Another factor to focus minds at the ASA is the rapid convergence of technology ...
” authority, but where the ASA has the power, it should do its utmost to ensure that – whatever the medium ...
26 Jul 2004
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into being, Ofcom is to devolve some of its powers to the ASA and the Broadcast Committee of Advertising ...
” and expressed hope it would avoid the “hell” of bureaucracy. But ASA director-general Christopher Graham ...
starry-eyed about this – this isn’t about avoiding the rule book,” Graham says. “The ASA is not a soft ...