at children. The ASA did not uphold the complaints deciding that the purpose and aim of the ad to raise ...
The Advertising Standards Authority is to probe the latest TV ad for Barnardo's, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, after receiving more than 400 complaints. The ad, "break the cycle", will be investigated under taste and decency rules.
pretty much anything, really fast". However, the ASA said that the phone would not operate at the speeds
with product-specific ads. Preview the campaign at marketingmagazine.co.uk T-Mobile pulls ads The ASA has ...
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 ...
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 ...
Authority (ASA)....The ASA's first ever Environmental Claims Study is part of a range of initiatives undertaken ... significant rise in complaints last year on the issue. The ASA assessed 195 ads across all media and found ... complaints. Christopher Graham, director general of the ASA, said: "The compliance survey demonstrates ...
unhelpful in the fight against child obesity because they did not promote healthier eating. The ASA ...
The ad claimed that the 5,000-home Curborough eco-town near Lichfield in Staffordshire would be built on a brownfield site. However, the Department for Communities and Local Government has now admitted that most of the development would use greenfield land. The ASA upheld the complaint ...
smoking parent, by raising a crayon to his mouth. But the ASA said: We considered younger children would ... should not have been shown before U- and PG-rated films. The ASA added: We considered it likely ...
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