Sony spitting ad cleared by watchdog
06 Oct 2010 | by John Reynolds
, who sometimes spat. The Advertising Standards Association (ASA) noted the Clearcast and Sony ...
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned the ad, created by CHI Partners, over its claim that deliveries could take place "at a time that's right for you," when in fact only two slots ... was an absolute promise. The ASA concluded that the claim implied that customers could specify a delivery time ...
, who sometimes spat. The Advertising Standards Association (ASA) noted the Clearcast and Sony ...
your reaction times and help you avoid accidents", the ASA defended it. The watchdog noted the ad ... options and took a route that avoided hitting a deer. GlaxoSmithKline pointed out that the ASA had ...
the ASA with a portfolio of scientific evidence to back calls for a voluntary code of conduct on airbrushing. She points to the fact that the ASA's code states that ads must be socially responsible ...
.99 flight deal. Similar ads have already been pulled by the ASA. Meanwhile, readers of The Sun can get ...
's latest ads don't specify a destination after the ASA banned recent ads offering deals to Gothenburg ...
ad being banned by the ASA . Three pushes its MiFi access aimed at iPad owners in The Guardian while ...
purchases." The ASA ruled that both ads were misleading, because Tesco listed more than 31,000 lines on Tesco.com, but only matched around 12,000 of those lines with Asda. The ASA also noted ... and, in some cases, had matched only one item. The ASA stated that the press ad breached CAP Code ...
. Last year, there was a 10% drop in the number of ads complained about, despite the ASA receiving a 9.6% increase in complaints to 28,978. The vast majority (90%) of complaints were made through the ASA's online form and the association claims the average time to resolve a complaint was just 13 days. ASA ...
at the beginning of the recession, last August the ASA ruled that the supermarket had run 'misleading' comparison ...
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