Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA); Molly-Mae Hague and PrettyLittleThing Where: United Kingdom When: 13 July 2022 Law stated as at: 10August 2022 What happened: An Instagram story on Molly-Mae’s account in October 2021 featured the influencer modelling a PrettyLittleThing…
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.
Key takeaways for food manufacturers following a recent increase in ASA action against food supplement claims, Stefanie Lo reports.
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.
ASA rules against a food supplement manufacturer’s exaggerated re-wording of an authorised claim, Stefanie Lo reports.
The ASA has released a set of rulings against affiliate marketing programmes operated by e-cigarette websites. Verity Raeside reports.
The ASA has ruled on whether an image purporting to depict footage shot on a dash cam was representative of the product advertised. Josephine O’Dowd reports.
The ASA combats misleading fitness ads that promise unachievable results for clients. Bryana Daniels reports.
The ASA highlights the importance of #ad disclosures in video content, and a useful tip on making use of age-restriction measures when advertising restricted products. Melissa Woodfield reports.
The CMA publishes an update on its work on loyalty pricing in the groceries sector. Melissa Woodfield reports.
The CMA publishes final advice for marketing green heating and insulation products, Emily Addleman reports.
IAB Europe publishes key commitments and policy principles for 2024-2029. Georgie Taylor reports.
