All Articles in Health and beauty
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France legislates to ensure that healthcare brands are required to disclose links with influencers
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Could your express top-parity claim be interpreted as a superlative claim?
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Not so bouncy for Bounce Back Drinks
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Sunday Riley escapes fines for posting fake reviews
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Q: When, will I, will I be famous? A: When you have 30,000 Instagram followers.
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Bust-ed | cosmetic surgery ad breaches advertising rules
The ASA has ruled that an ad connecting cosmetic surgery with an aspirational lifestyle was irresponsible and harmful. James Salisbury reports.
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Sustain challenges the fillings used in the ‘Banana Surprise’ ad. What did the ASA decide following CAP’s consultation?
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Diet Chef ad banned for ‘irresponsible’ weight loss message
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German Federal Court lays down online review guidelines
A dentist received a poor review on a website but denied he had ever treated the reviewer and sued the web portal operator. What duties did the portal operator have to verify the review? Stephan Bahner reports.
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Protein World’s “Are you beach ready?” ad faces the music
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France looks to relax alcohol ad law un peu
French MPs have voted to amend the notoriously strict “Loi Evin” of 1991 by narrowing the boundaries of “advertising and propaganda.” Claire Bouchenard of Osborne Clarke Paris reports.
