Thursday 6 October, 2022
It has been reported that the UK plans to introduce restrictions on how unhealthy food is sold.
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have spent over €100,000 between them on adverts on Facebook and Instagram since the start of the general election campaign.
The three main parties are way ahead in terms of spending on Facebook and Instagram since the campaign got under way.
From Wednesday, there will be a ban on alcohol advertising within 200 metres of a school.
The minister said the ASAI should have statutory powers extended to it so it can take over monitoring the standards of political ads.
The Referendum Commission says new regulations should be drawn up by government.
There’s a sharper focus on sports adverts and the detrimental effect they could have on young people.
The Standards in Public Office said it is concerned about political interference from organisations outside of Ireland.
The catchier the ad, the more effective.
The ASAI also upheld a complaint against Lidl in relation to a competition it ran.
The Taoiseach says he is not “thin-skinned” but believes criticism of Ireland 2040 adverts is unfair.
The row over the marketing push dominated Leaders’ Questions today.
The Irish Film Institute have been working to restore almost 8,000 rolls of film that had been damaged by mould.
The advert was released on the 49th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s assassination.
But it was swiftly withdrawn.
Will your man like you better in acrylic?
This comes as a result of a joint venture between Distilled Media Group and Schibsted Media Group.
Surprisingly, no one is interested in taking it off their hands.
Facebook said that it made $802 million in profit for shareholders on revenue of $3.2 billion.
It’s described as a “meaningless piece of paper”.
It’s different down south.
There are some things you just can’t hide. Being from Munster is one of them.
We’re going off the beaten track.
Green fingers or not, we’ve got the tips to help.
Look at your car. Now back at this car.
We want to know.
No matter who you are, these things are sure to give you a big grin.
Two women with skin conditions talk about their experiences.
She’s not interested in advertising on electricity poles.
When will the madness end?
The company said that the ad has been tailored for each market and was informed by consumer research in those markets.
The calendars raised over €100,000 for a Polish children’s charity last year, but a Spanish consumers group wasn’t impressed with the ads for them.
