All Articles from 25th November 2014
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Were YouTube videos dissing pony dealer libellous?
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The EU is coming to get you!
The slides are here.
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Sting in tail of proposed lower threshold for nuisance call penalties
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Redress for Sureterm Direct insurance mis-selling leads to Capita/Andrew Wood indemnity battle
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M&S wins retrial in epic Interflora keyword advertising battle
In the titanic tussle between Interflora and Marks & Spencer over M&S’s use of “Interflora” as an online search term, the Court of Appeal has allowed M&S’s appeal and sent the case back for a retrial. Abby Minns reports.
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German sports betting paralysis impacts advertising
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Diageo cocktails and e-cigs fall foul of children appeal rules
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Court awards damages in GLEE brand dispute
In the David and Goliath trade mark battle between a UK comedy club and Twentieth Century Fox’s “Glee” TV series, the Court has considered remedies and whether the new series name could end “formerly known as Glee.” Gemma Woodhead reports.
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CAP lifts ban on TV ads for ecigarettes
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Boots in hot water over “Philips BlueTouch Patch” claims
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ASA limits remit on cause and idea marketing
