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Ringing in the changes: updated guidance on presenting mid-contract price rises in telecoms ads
Who: Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Ofcom Where: United Kingdom When: 17 January 2025 Law stated as at: 17 January 2025 What happened: Telecoms providers delivering services to consumers and…
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- Advertising Regulation
- Online Advertising
National Cyber Security Centre issues malvertising guidance: what brands should expect from digital advertising partners
UK government’s new rules and guidance on HFSS advertising restrictions
Who: UK government Where: United Kingdom When: 3 December 2024 Law stated as at: 5 December 2024 What happened: In a further bid to tackle child obesity, the UK government…
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- Advertising Regulation
- Online Advertising
- Retailing
Four the record: ISBA & IMTB’s Influencer Marketing Code hits version 4
MarketingLaw Update | July and August 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Marketinglaw. Articles These months’ coverage include: Regulatory updates ASA Rulings Osborne Clarke insights and webinars You may also be interested in: Insights Webinars Please…
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Exclusions apply? ASA reminds how not to mislead consumers
ASA rules against insurance company’s ads that omitted material information and misleadingly gave the impression that all medical procedures were included in the plan when exclusions applied. Anna Matsiienko reports.
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- Advertising Regulation
- Marketing Techniques
ASA’s active monitoring and strict approach to food supplement claims: five takeaways
Key takeaways for food manufacturers following a recent increase in ASA action against food supplement claims, Stefanie Lo reports.
Coral digital billboards clear the hurdle at Cheltenham
The ASA has ruled on whether a gambling operator, who conducted out of home advertising using van-mounted digital billboards, took sufficient measures to protect under 18s. Ben Nicholson and Maxim Clarke report.
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- Advertising Regulation
- Marketing Techniques
KeyForHer food supplements: key reminders for claims targeted at those experiencing menopause
ASA rules against a food supplement manufacturer’s exaggerated re-wording of an authorised claim, Stefanie Lo reports.
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- Advertising Regulation
- Online Advertising
- Retailing
