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No victory this time for (the portrait rights of) Max Verstappen against Picnic
Written Osborne Clarke on 27 Jul 2020
Who: Court of Appeal Amsterdam, Max Verstappen (Verstappen), Mavic S.A.R.L. (Mavic) and Picnic B.V. (Picnic) Where: The Netherlands When: 2 June 2020 Law stated as at: 30 June 2020 What…
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The new ambush marketing ban in Italy
Written by Angelo Molinaro Gianluigi Marino Federico Ferrara on 05 Jun 2020
Who: The Italian government and the Italian parliament Where: Italy When: 13 March 2020 (Law Decree) and 8 May 2020 (Law) Law stated as at: 21 May 2020 What happened:…
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Lord Sugar’s tooth-whitening tweet found rotten by the ASA
Written Osborne Clarke on 05 Jun 2020
Who: Lord Alan Sugar, Stylideas Ltd t/a Stylsmile and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: United Kingdom When: 6 May 2020 Law stated as at: 11 May 2020 What happened:…
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France legislates to ensure that healthcare brands are required to disclose links with influencers
Written by Lucie Champetier Thomas Devred Claire Bouchenard on 06 May 2020
Who: Social media, Instagram, media, influencers, firms marketing health products, etc. Where: France When: 30 December 2019 Law stated as at: 26 February 2019 What happened: A new decree published…
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Guidance for the misguided: objectification of women
Written by Chloe Deng on 06 May 2020
Who: Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Missguided Ltd (Missguided) Where: United Kingdom When: 4 March 2020 Law stated as at: 23 March 2020 What happened: The ASA received complaints in…
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Pretty big things: two upheld ASA complaints in two months for PrettyLittleThing divide opinion
Written by Chloe Deng on 28 Feb 2020
Who: Prettylittlething.com Ltd (PLT) and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: United Kingdom When: 8 January 2020 and 5 February 2020 Law stated as at: 10 February 2020 What happened:…
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People Per Hour ‘girl boss’ ad campaign banned by the ASA
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Feb 2020
Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and People Per Hour (PPH) Where: United Kingdom When: 8 January 2020 Law stated as at: 4 February 2020 What happened: The ASA received…
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Recognition mission: children and online ads
Written Osborne Clarke on 10 Dec 2019
Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) Where: United Kingdom When: 24 October 2019 Law stated as at: 1 December 2019 What happened: On 24…
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Ambushing the podium: US Olympic Committee releases rule guidance on individual sponsorship
Written Osborne Clarke on 10 Dec 2019
Who: International Olympic Committee (IOC), United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC), German Cartel Office (GCO) Where: US, Germany and worldwide When: February, June and October 2019 Law stated as…
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The ASA releases its first rulings on gender stereotyping
Written by Chloe Deng on 25 Oct 2019
Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), Mondelez UK Ltd (Mondelez), Nestlé UK Ltd (Nestlé) and Volkswagen Group UK Ltd (Volkswagen) Where: United Kingdom When: 14 August 2019 Law stated as…
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Football season kicks off: the latest (adlaw) highlights
Written by Chloe Deng on 25 Oct 2019
Who: BetIndex Ltd (Football Index) and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) plus Industry Group for Responsible Gambling (IGRG) Where: United Kingdom When: August 2019 Law stated as at: 30 August…
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Q: When, will I, will I be famous? A: When you have 30,000 Instagram followers.
Written by Matthew White Chloe Deng on 30 Aug 2019
Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Sanofi UK (Sanofi) with ‘ThisMamaLife’ Where: United Kingdom When: 3 July 2019 Law stated as at: 5 August 2019 What happened: In February…
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