All Articles in Advertising Regulation
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House of Lords conducting enquiry into the UK advertising industry
House of Lords conducting enquiry into the UK advertising industry The House of Lords Communications Committee has launched an injury on the advertising industry, including a look at the regulation of digital marketing. Jude King reports.
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“Retouched photographs” guidelines
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CNIL issues a new guidance on advertising cookies
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Comparative advertising and denigration lead to unfair competition claim
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The French Conseil d’Etat says ‘non’ to JC Decaux and deals the final blow to its plan for a pedestrian tracking system on advertising panels
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CJEU rules on trader information requirements for press ad
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Oh la la! French Courts ruled that the broadcast of a TV Show displaying guests smoking cigarettes does not amount to illegal advertising in favour of tobacco
French Supreme Court recently ruled that the broadcast of a TV show displaying guests smoking does not amount to illegal advertising in support of tobacco if the show does not contain any image or statement aiming at or having the effect of promoting directly or indirectly tobacco or tobacco products. Chloé Dumoulin-Richet reports.
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New reporting duties on seller of digital ad spaces in France
The much anticipated French decree of 9 February 2017 implemented the provisions of Article 23 of French Sapin Law (i.e. reporting duties on sellers of ad spaces) into the framework of the digital advertising world. Julia Darcel and Claire Bouchenard report.
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ASA considers adverts depicting Santa
Complaints were lodged against an e-cigarette billboard campaign and a TV ad for a dementia charity, both of which featured cartoon and animated representations of Santa Claus. Jamie Heatly reports.
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How will the draft ePrivacy Regulation impact on advertising?
The proposed new ePrivacy Regulation updates and amends the existing European ePrivacy Directive. How may the changes impact advertising and marketing? Nick Johnson’s article for Digital Business Lawyer is here.
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Italian court rules oral hygiene chewing gum ads misleading
The Regional Administrative Court of Lazio declared lawful the 2013 decision of the Competition Authority on the misleading nature of various chewing gum ads. Marialaura Boni and Riccardo Gaiani report.
