Mother and WCRS pitch for £10m Armani task
09 Dec 2005 | by James Hamilton
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Regulator bans Olay TV ad
04 Mar 2009 | by Hadassah Nymark
LONDON - A TV ad for Olay Regenerist skin cream by Saatchi & Saatchi has been pulled by the ASA...-surgical alternative such as an anti-ageing cream like Olay Regenerist. The ASA acknowledged that most consumers would ... must not be broadcast again in its current form. The ASA also ruled against a press ad for Australian ... as they may be seen by children. However, the ASA ruled that as the ads appeared in a supplement ...
Close-up: Live Issue - French Connection looks to a future without fcuk
20 Aug 2004
And so, farewell, fcuk. Will life ever be the same at the ASA? Emma Barns reports....in 2001 the ASA banned French Connection from using it in a sentence where it could be interpreted ... 's inception, the ASA has received more than 535 complaints about French Connection's print and poster ads. Things came to a head last month when, for the second time since 1997, the ASA ordered the pre ...
Close-Up: Live Issue - Why the bad-taste viral is not always good for brand image
16 Apr 2004 | by Rachel Gardner
-mails to a target group of consumers, the ASA will get involved if a complaint is later lodged. To date there has never been a formal investigation. A spokeswoman for the ASA says: "One reason for this lack ...
CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE - FCUK. Upsetting the ASA is a vital element of its ad strategy, as Rachel
15 Aug 2003 | by Rachel Gardner
safe sex, go FCUK yourself" that was ruled offensive by the ASA, the industry's self-regulatory body with responsibility for all print and poster advertising. But upsetting the ASA will probably be of little concern ... of the system. Indeed, the ASA's history of run-ins with French Connection over its dyslexically challenged ...
HOTLINE: The ASA clears Gucci ad
28 Feb 2003
The Advertising Standards Authority has cleared a Gucci ad featuring a woman with her pubic hair cropped in the shape of a G. It ruled the ad, which ran in Vogue, had been carefully targeted and that the picture was intimate, rather than aggressive, and therefore unlikely to cause offence.
CLOSE-UP: LIVE ISSUE/BRA ADVERTISING - The Gossard switch that sparked another bra war. A bra account can provide plenty of exposure for an agency, Jenny Watts writes
26 Oct 2001 | by JENNY WATTS
is no stranger to the ASA. A poster for its Glossies range in 1996 featuring a brunette reclining on a bed ...
REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week's press
06 Apr 2001
The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled that all French Connection poster advertising will be vetted by the Committee of Advertising Practice after complaints about its latest campaign, created by TBWA/London. The ASA has accused the chain of bringing advertising into disrepute with slogans ...
CAMPAIGN REPORT ON TOP 300 AGENCIES: Top UK agencies profiles (1 of 2)
23 Feb 2001
of the Year, along with an ASA rap over the knuckles for being too risque. That said, it won Time ...
CAMPAIGN REPORT ON TOP 300 AGENCIES: Top UK agencies profiles (1 of 2)
23 Feb 2001
of the Year, along with an ASA rap over the knuckles for being too risque. That said, it won Time ...
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