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Marketinglaw | February 2023
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ASA ruling that Carpetright will not want to sweep under the carpet
ASA issues warning on the use of violence in adverts
First ASA rulings on gambling ads and the new ‘strong appeal’ to under18s rules: current Premier League footballers shown the red card but retired footballers are allowed to play on
Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA); the Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP); LC International Ltd t/a Ladbrokes; PPB Counterparty Services Ltd t/a Paddy Power[OC1] and Bonne Terre Ltd t/a Sky…
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- Online Advertising
ASA pulls the plug on misleading adverts
ASA zeroing in on ‘net zero’ and ‘carbon neutral’ advertising claims
Marketinglaw | February 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of Marketinglaw. Articles This month’s coverage includes: Regulatory updates ASA zeroing in on “net zero” and “carbon neutral” advertising claims ASA rulings ASA pulls the…
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- Advertising Regulation
Marketinglaw update | January 2023
Welcome to the latest edition of Marketinglaw. This month’s coverage includes: Regulatory updates HFSS – TV and online restrictions delayed New direct marketing guidance from the ICO Are online advertising…
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- Advertising Regulation
Affiliate links make for bad news
The ASA rules on whether homepage headlines and articles containing affiliate links, found on the MailOnline and www.dailymail.co.uk, are obviously identifiable as marketing communications, Pippa Smith reports.
BrewDog’s fruity claim not so grape: ASA issues further warnings on how to promote alcoholic products
Happy Beds not so happy after ASA ruling
The ASA ruled that adverts should not mislead by making false claims of price advantages.
A DrunkH game better remembered
The Advertising Standards Authority issues another ruling in relation to the irresponsible promotion of alcohol, Thuvaraka Balamurali and Gregory Barton reports.
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- Online Advertising
The ASA clamps down on NFT investment ads
FC Barcelona, Crypto.com and Turtle United are all reprimanded for failures to properly advertise crypto-assets, TK Spiff reports.
