Affiliate links make for bad news
The ASA rules on whether homepage headlines and articles containing affiliate links, found on the MailOnline and www.dailymail.co.uk, are obviously identifiable as marketing communications, Pippa Smith reports.
The ASA rules on whether homepage headlines and articles containing affiliate links, found on the MailOnline and www.dailymail.co.uk, are obviously identifiable as marketing communications, Pippa Smith reports.
The ASA ruled that adverts should not mislead by making false claims of price advantages.
The Advertising Standards Authority issues another ruling in relation to the irresponsible promotion of alcohol, Thuvaraka Balamurali and Gregory Barton reports.
FC Barcelona, Crypto.com and Turtle United are all reprimanded for failures to properly advertise crypto-assets, TK Spiff reports.
The ASA publish its 100 Children Report which sets out to understand what adverts children are being shown online.
Further delays to the HFSS restrictions on TV and online advertising, Katrina and Stefanie reports.