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Everyone loves privacy – not just celebrities

Written by Jennifer Tur on 21 Oct 2020

Who: : The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Where: United Kingdom When: 17 July 2020 Law stated as at: 20 August 2020 What happened: The ASA has published a guide on…
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Online platforms – will a new regulator be able to increase competition

Written by Jennifer Tur on 21 Oct 2020

Who: Competition Markets Authority (CMA) Where: United Kingdom When: 1 July 2020 Law stated as at: 31 July 2020 What happened: The CMA published its final report on 1 July…
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Green claim turns sour – ASA rules on low emission airline claim

Written by Jennifer Tur on 06 May 2020

Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Ryanair Ltd (Ryanair) Where: United Kingdom When: 5 February 2020 Law stated as at: 2 March 2020 What happened: The ASA launched an…
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Exaggerating will get you busted – or is this exaggerating?

Written by Jennifer Tur on 27 Feb 2020

Who: The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Nestlé UK Ltd (Nestlé) Where: United Kingdom When: 8 January 2020 Law stated as at: 4 February 2020 What happened: The ASA has…
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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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FTC influencing influencers: influencer disclosure 101

Written by Jennifer Tur on 10 Dec 2019

Who: US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Where: United States When: November 2019 What happened: The FTC has published guidance on how influencers can achieve transparency in their social media posts…
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