The ASA surveyed 927 ads across a variety of media, including TV, radio, online, press, posters and direct mailings. It found only 1% of the ads breached the code that was introduced last year to tackle childhood obesity. The non-alcoholic drinks sector was found to have the lowest rate of compliance ...
LONDON - House of Fraser has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority from claiming it has 'The most generous rewards programme offered by any UK department store group'.
with product-specific ads. Preview the campaign at marketingmagazine.co.uk T-Mobile pulls ads The ASA has ...
will be done' ad was banned by the ASA because it might cause religious offence..... The ASA received 23 complaints about the previous ad, including one from the Archdeacon of Liverpool ...
ticketing alerts. ASA looks into POM POM, the pomegranate juice company, is being investigated by the ASA following an ad used on London buses that carried the line 'Cheat death'. The ASA, which has ... Standards Agency said that it would comment in due course if it were approached by the ASA to clarify claims ...
elegant draught taps. The brand hit the headlines recently when the ASA investigated complaints that one ...
to comply with Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) codes. Tim Bleakley, director of sales and marketing ... on commercial terms, as long as the copy does not breach UK standards'. The ASA received five complaints about ...
campaign, banned by the ASA for misleading consumers, as an example of how not to tackle the green agenda ... - the ASA would haul us over the coals, as it has done, rightly, with Lexus. No car, by its nature ...
the wrath of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which deemed Ribena Tooth Kind ads misleading ... the ASA decision contributed to a loss of consumer trust. While Ribena might take heart from the news ...
unhelpful in the fight against child obesity because they did not promote healthier eating. The ASA ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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