The ads industry watchdog is still fielding dozens of complaints about influencers
The ASAI says the volume of objections shows a high level of awareness of ‘transparency requirements’.
The ASAI says the volume of objections shows a high level of awareness of ‘transparency requirements’.
The ad aims to encourage cyclists to wear a helmet.
The complaint was upheld.
Pat Phelan’s cosmetic clinic company ‘strongly repudiated’ a complaint about a social media post.
Dealz argued the ad was evocative of the Diet Coke window cleaning ad.
Complainants thought the advert “encouraged drunken behaviour”.
The complainant said it could be construed the man was trying to take his own life.
AMVETS national commander Marion Polk hit out at the decision.
How many times do you think you’ve seen it this week? A million? Million and one?
A complaint about a radio ad for the same clinic was also upheld.
The ad was for the UK market.
Firstly, how dare you? And secondly, how DARE you?
The ASAI made the ruling today.
There’s more going on in this than your average Hollywood blockbuster.
A charity for older people wants to remind them they deserve to live with dignity.
“He wasn’t complaining.”
The Real Madrid and Portugal star features in a new promo film for Nike.
It blocked an ad on the basis that the photo “depicts a body or body parts in an undesirable manner”.
The blackest of black comedy.
He saw fit to mention that she was a ‘godly virgin’. *shudders*
It’s Steve and Rachel.
Yes to making the best of a bad situation.
Also featuring what can only be a further sneak peak at George Hook’s erotic novel.
OOOOOOOH yessir, I can boogie…
Isis Anchalee starred in an ad, and got some negative comments. Her experience has inspired others.
Many people are expressing their disgust at the ad on social media.
It links to a website titled pleaseleavecanada.com as well.
Unusual for them, really.
The ASA received 378 complaints.
Kindly supplied by Killarney Legion to Kerry GAA.
The ad was not due to be aired over the line ‘move the dial’.
Hamptons Floor Store, you sly dogs.