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It’s fairly common knowledge that the burger you are served at a fast-food restaurant doesn’t exactly look like the ones you see advertised. Most of us know that these adverts are made to present the ideal dish or burger.

Advertising Regulatory Board rules on two sexually explicit ads

"We'll take strong action against any advertiser who fails to ensure that their ads are responsible," the ASA warned on Tuesday.

Disney+ to introduce cheaper subscription in exchange for adverts

Disclosing influencer marketing as advertising is a double-edged sword, according to a new study by researchers from several European universities. The...

One of the people who complained about the ad reportedly claimed that their three-year-old relative tried eating their food upside down after watching it. 19.01.2022, Sputnik International

Plans to strengthen the rules on cryptoasset advertisements and protect consumers from misleading claims were published by the Government today (18 January).

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When it asks for location, i dont really trust it because its giving private information away to people. i can see, like, 18—plus adverts, which arent exactly appropriate for my age group. well, i see game adverts about people killing each other, which i dont think is appropriatej for my age as well. when it asks to collect my data and i dont know what its being used for, sometimes that scares me a little bit. the new childrens code is now enforced by the information commissioners office. ther...

Content in the row but thats now being restored. under a new deal, there will be mediation to agree payments before any final arbitration kicks in. i think that the australian approach is a sensible one, which is to try to force the companies into proper commercial negotiations, with the backstop of a possible intervention by a regulator. the tech giants argue that publishers choose to be on their platform because they derive value from it. they can build an audience to whom they can sell advert...