Ad watchdog to offer blueprint for broadband speeds
26 Sep 2011 | by Matthew Chapman
than its competitors. The ASA hopes the review will tighten up existing policy to ensure future ...
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(ASA), has laid down updated rules stating services should not be described as "unlimited" if users ... in January, after the ASA received numerous complaints relating to speed and "unlimited" claims in telecoms ... that half the "up-to" speeds advertised by providers. The ASA has warned the new guidance on advertising ...
than its competitors. The ASA hopes the review will tighten up existing policy to ensure future ...
by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) within the last year. In the past four weeks alone, Virgin Media has ... once again urge the ASA to bring about a rapid change in the way broadband services are being ...
that it offered the best deals. In its response to the ASA, O2 said it had expected Clearcast to highlight any ... not mislead, and Clearcast agreed. In its statement the ASA acknowledged: "Some very young viewers might ... was likely to cause distress to very young children," and did not find it in breach. The ASA also ...
to the advertising watchdog ASA today....speeds they are unable to deliver. Last year, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) asked ... of "a wider look at advertising in the telecommunications sector. The ASA said: "The consultation ... and business." BT was rapped by the ASA last August for a series of ads that made misleading claims ...
it fresh. The activity was rapped by the ASA in August for giving a misleading impression of broadband ...
. The ASA announced it would look into broadband advertising in June and asked the Advertising Code ...
again in its current form. In the ruling, the ASA said: "We did not consider that profiles ...
at the beginning of the recession, last August the ASA ruled that the supermarket had run 'misleading' comparison ...
Authority (ASA) , after a number of people challenged claims that the company is both eco ...
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