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Cutting down: ASA pulls the scalpel out on surgery ads from abroad
European Commission left #unimpressed by results of influencer screening sweep
New rules on advertising cryptoassets
The FCA takes the baton from the ASA to oversee the regulation of cryptoasset advertising. TK Spiff reports.
Unlocking creative power: IPA and ISBA shape the future of advertising
The IPA and ISBA set out their 12 guiding principles on how advertisers and agencies should utilise generative AI. Rhiana Mandair reports.
Update on CAP and BCAP body image review: digitally altered images
CAP and BCAP publish update statement on the use of digitally altered images in advertising
Sobering news: new rules and guidance announced on alcohol alternatives
CAP has announced new rules and guidance on the advertising of alcohol alternative products. Gregory Barton reports.
EDPB gives its views on European Commission’s advertising and cookie pledge initiative
The EDPB responds to European Commission’s pledge initiative to simplify advertising and cookie choices, Melissa Woodfield reports.
UK government explores the current regulatory landscape for advertising to children
The UK government looks at the current advertising regulatory system in the UK with specific reference to advertising to children. Bryana Daniels and Josephine O’Dowd report.
UK government plans to stub out underage smoking and vaping
UK government has published its response to its “Creating a smokefree generation and tackling youth vaping” consultation, new legislation to follow. Greg Barton and Samantha Rooney report
ASA ruling examines influencer’s social media post at the Savoy for ad recognition issues
The ASA has ruled on a social media post by influencer promoting The Savoy. The case underscores the necessity of transparent advertising in influencer marketing, urging businesses to prioritise clarity in their campaigns for consumer trust. James Sharpley reports.
Motion’s calendar app: time for more care on medical claims
ASA continues to take a strict approach to medical claims and marketing which discourages essential medical treatment. Katrina Anderson, Stefanie Lo and Anna Matsiienko report.
