Claire Bouchenard
All Articles by Claire Bouchenard
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Paris Court rules that users may resell games purchased on Steam
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Amazon fined €4 million for breach of unfair contract terms rules
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Guide to good practices in influencer marketing in France
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French courts explore official alcohol suppliers to the Cannes International Film Festival
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Samsung faces deceptive advertising charges in France
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CNIL provides guidance on data sharing with third parties for marketing purposes
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Tobacco manufacturers are not persona non grata at French’s sport events
Tobacco manufacturers are not persona non grata at French’s sport events Three tobacco manufacturers that signed public relations services agreements with the French Tennis Federation (Fédération française de tennis, FFT), within the context of the French Tennis Open Roland-Garros, were sued by the National Committee against Smoking (Comité national contre le tabagisme, CNCT). The French Court of Cassation found the manufacturers not liable of illicit tobacco advertising. Claire Bouchenard reports.
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New opportunities for French television advertising
New opportunities for French television advertising With the aim of rebalancing regulatory constraints as between internet and TV ads, and with the aim of developing competitiveness of the TV advertising market, the French Ministry of Culture and Communication launched a public consultation with the intention of simplifying French regulation of TV advertising (law n° 86-1067 and decree n° 92-280). Claire Bouchenard reports.
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New reporting duties on seller of digital ad spaces in France
The much anticipated French decree of 9 February 2017 implemented the provisions of Article 23 of French Sapin Law (i.e. reporting duties on sellers of ad spaces) into the framework of the digital advertising world. Julia Darcel and Claire Bouchenard report.
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New French regulation adds requirements for retouched photographs
France imposes new obligations on advertisers to fight against misrepresentation of females’ bodies. Claire Bouchenard and Julia Darcel report.
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The rebirth of the French Public Authorities’ rights over their image properties
A new French legislation provides that the commercial use of national estates’ images, on any media, shall be subject to a prior authorisation from the administrator of the relevant property complex. Claire Bouchenard and Julia Darcel report.
