Direct marketing Archives | Page 15 of 18

ICO fuels nuisance call debate
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Oct 2013
Who: Information Commissioner’s Office When: September 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 4th October 2013 What happened: The Information Commissioner’s Office is now trying to encourage MPs to change the law…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Scottish Court allows contract termination over data privacy breach
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Jul 2013
Who: Soccer Savings (Scotland) Ltd and Scottish Building Society Where: Outer House of the Scottish Court of Session When: June 2013 Law stated as at: 3 July 2013 What…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Key appeal court findings on unfair commercial practices regulations in “The Queen and X Ltd”
Written Osborne Clarke on 11 Jun 2013
Topic: Consumer protection Who: The Queen vs X Ltd Where: Court of Appeal, London When: May 2013 Law stated as at: 23 May 2013 What happened: The Court of Appeal…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
“Bid” and “Price drop” channel operator referred to Ofcom
Written by Ben Dunham on 10 Jun 2013
Who: Sit-Up Limited (“Sit-Up”) trading as ‘Bid’ and ‘Price Drop’, the Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) and Ofcom When: 21 May 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 3 June 2013…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Trial offers with strings irk ASA
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Topic: Distance selling Who: The Advertising Standards Authority and Izef LLC t/a Powerprecisiontrials.com and Beyond Nutra Ltd t/a beyondraspberrykeytone.co.uk When: March 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 1 May…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Record mis-selling fine
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Topic: Telemarketing Who: Ofgem Where: UK When: 3 May 2013 Law stated as at: 8 May 2013 What happened: Energy regulator Ofgem has imposed its largest ever fine of £10.5m…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Excessive payment surcharges now banned
Written Osborne Clarke on 14 May 2013
Payment_surcharges_-_slides_for_marketinglaw.ppt
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
“Do not call” landmark reached
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Apr 2013
Topic: Telemarketing Who: ICO Where: UK When: 18 March 2013 Law stated as at: 4 April 2013 What happened: On 18 March 2013 the ICO issued a monetary penalty of…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Ofcom reports dramatic spike in unwanted/silent call complaints
Written Osborne Clarke on 07 Mar 2013
Topic: Telemarketing Who: Ofcom Where: London When: February 2013 Law stated as at: 28 February 2013 What happened: Ofcom published the latest edition of its Telecoms Complaints Bulletin. This revealed…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
AWOL voucher causes Debenhams ASA grief
Written Osborne Clarke on 07 Mar 2013
Topic: Promotion marketing Who: Debenhams Retail plc (“Debenhams”), the Daily Mail and the Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) When: 20 February 2013 Where: UK Law stated as at: 7 March 2013…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Direct marketers told what to do with new data laws
Written Osborne Clarke on 07 Mar 2013
Topic: Privacy Who: The UK Information Commissioner Where: Direct Marketing Association conference, London When: February 2013 Law stated as at: 8 February 2013 What happened: Christopher Graham, former Director General…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook
Germany’s strict “consent for marketing” laws now fully in force
Written Osborne Clarke on 09 Oct 2012
A three year transition period allowed marketers by the Federal Data Protection Act 2009 has expired. Now there is no hiding place for German marketers when it comes to consent…
- Share this article
- Twitter
- LinkedIn
- Google Plus
- Facebook

All Articles in Direct marketing

ICO fuels nuisance call debate

Scottish Court allows contract termination over data privacy breach

Key appeal court findings on unfair commercial practices regulations in “The Queen and X Ltd”

“Bid” and “Price drop” channel operator referred to Ofcom

Trial offers with strings irk ASA

Record mis-selling fine

Excessive payment surcharges now banned

“Do not call” landmark reached

Ofcom reports dramatic spike in unwanted/silent call complaints

AWOL voucher causes Debenhams ASA grief

Direct marketers told what to do with new data laws

Germany’s strict “consent for marketing” laws now fully in force

Categories

Advertising Regulation

Data & Privacy

General

Marketing Techniques

Media & IP

Misleading Advertising

Online Advertising

Retailing

Recent contributors

Sophie den Held

Dr. Flemming Moos

Julia Darcel

Tom Harding

Sign up to our newsletter

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Share this article

Categories

Recent contributors

Sign up to our newsletter