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So at least telephone kiosks will have some use in the twenty first century. In a development first mooted in 2001, HM Government has finally moved to liberalise the planning…

Fed up with inconsistent rulings on what ads are indecent and should be banned? The solution’s clear, just get out your set square and check the body angles   Topic: …

Even the biggest of retailers can let non compliant promotions slip through the net sometimes, as this case involving enforcement of the Medicines Advertising Regulations 1994 shows.   Topic: Advertising and…

US ad agency Warren, Kremer Paino Advertising LLC was not amused when blogger Lance Dutson started criticising their work for the Maine state tourism office. In fact so unamused were…

Not that you would necessarily have spotted it, material changes have recently been made to the law protecting rights in performances.   Topic: Important change to rights in performances Who: UK Government…

With a busy football-viewing month just around the corner and many matches kicking off at inconsiderate times such as 5pm, businesses may face the odd staff request for not-so-compassionate leave.…

A while back marketinglaw reported on a straight sets victory by tennis star Andre Agassi over UK Inland Revenue attempts to serve a tax assessment on fees for UK appearances…

The European Commission recently reviewed EU use of approved standard clauses for compliant export of personal data from the EEA to countries without ‘adequate’ data laws. The ensuing EC ‘Staff…

New, more widely drawn transfer of undertakings employment regulations could become a major factor when advertising accounts change hands. Could the new agency really be forced to employ the outgoing…

With continuing concerns expressed over the legality of mobile marketing using Bluetooth technology, a Cambridge-based company has come up with what it claims to be the solution. But is it…