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ASA update on children’s exposure to TV ads in 2019

Written by Chloe Deng on 25 Jun 2020

Who: Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: UK When: 22 May 2020 Law stated as at: 18 June 2020 What happened: The ASA has published its latest report on children’s exposure…
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ASA issues guidance on free trials and changes to promotions

Written by Chloe Deng Anna Williams on 05 Jun 2020

Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: United Kingdom When: April 2020 Law stated as at: 11 May 2020 What happened: Free trials The ASA has issued a short guidance…
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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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ASA #ad(vice) refresh for influencers and brands

Written by Chloe Deng on 28 Feb 2020

Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) Where: United Kingdom When: 6 February 2020 Law stated as at: 10 February 2020 What happened: Advice note…
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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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Marketinglaw Update | December 2019

Written by Jennifer Tur Johanna Klingen Lucy Price Emma Finlayson Sophie den Held Rebecca Chui John Jackson Charlotte Groom James Salisbury Chloe Deng Ben Dunham on 10 Dec 2019

Dear {First Name} Marketinglaw Update December 2019 Season’s greetings and welcome to the final edition of ocmarketinglaw.com for 2019. This month’s edition includes: changes to the sponsorship rules for Olympic athletes;…
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Sunday Riley escapes fines for posting fake reviews

Written by Chloe Deng on 10 Dec 2019

Who: Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Sunday Riley Skincare LLC Where: United States When: 22 October 2019 Law stated as at: 1 November 2019 What happened: The FTC discovered that…
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No ePrivacy Regulation before 2020

Written by Chloe Deng on 10 Dec 2019

Who: Council of the European Union Where: European Union When: 27 November 2019 Law stated as at: 3 December 2019 What happened: The ePrivacy Regulation, which is intended to replace…
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Marketinglaw Update | October 2019

Written by Marie-Laure Pidoux TK Spiff Emma Finlayson Charlotte Groom James Salisbury Katrina Anderson Julia Darcel Grégoire Dumas Chloe Deng Claire Bouchenard on 29 Oct 2019

Hello and welcome to your update from Osborne Clarke’s Marketing Law team, with the usual eclectic mix of marcomms law and regulatory developments. This month’s coverage includes: a sweep through…
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Ad offers bonuses and free spins to people looking to unsubscribe from gambling

Written by Chloe Deng on 28 Oct 2019

Who: Casumo Services Ltd (Casumo) and the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: United Kingdom When: 9 October 2019 Law stated as at: 14 October 2019 What happened: A complainant challenged…
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£100,000 fine for sending “marketing” text messages when consent has been withdrawn

Written by Chloe Deng on 25 Oct 2019

Who: Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and EE Limited (EE) Where: UK When: June 2019 Law stated as at: 7 October 2019 What happened: EE sends text messages to its existing…
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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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ASA update on children’s exposure to TV ads in 2019

ASA issues guidance on free trials and changes to promotions

Guidance for the misguided: objectification of women

ASA #ad(vice) refresh for influencers and brands

Marketinglaw Update | December 2019

Sunday Riley escapes fines for posting fake reviews

No ePrivacy Regulation before 2020

Marketinglaw Update | October 2019

Ad offers bonuses and free spins to people looking to unsubscribe from gambling

The ASA releases its first rulings on gender stereotyping

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