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Detoxifier, my foot! No proof that pads remove toxins, says advertising regulator - Vimarsana News

Detoxifier, my foot! No proof that pads remove toxins, says advertising regulator

TV stations ordered to discontinue ‘misleading’ adverts for foot pads claimed to detoxify the body while user is asleep

New AI Venture To Track Alcohol In Influencer Posts - Vimarsana News

New AI Venture To Track Alcohol In Influencer Posts

Artificial intelligence project monitoring influencers’ Instagram posts for alcohol marketingA new research project led by La Trobe University will use artificial intelligence software to monitor social media influencers’ Instagram posts for alcohol

Travel providers misleading consumers with hidden costs: Consumers' Association - Vimarsana News

Travel providers misleading consumers with hidden costs: Consumers' Association

Travel providers are massively misleading consumers with hidden costs. The Consumentenbond looked at 300 advertised trips offered by 12 large travel companies and found hidden costs on 83 percent of them. The consumers’ association submitted complaints to the Advertising Code Committee and asked the regulator ACM to intervene.

Source: nltimes.nl
'It's Faf in a Speedo, not Jesus on a cross,' says advertising body - Vimarsana News

'It's Faf in a Speedo, not Jesus on a cross,' says advertising body

Ruffled Christian’s complaint about ‘blasphemous’ Budget Insurance advert paying tribute to rugby player dismissed

Online gaming: Publishers not considered 'intermediaries', says IT Ministry - Vimarsana News

Online gaming: Publishers not considered 'intermediaries', says IT Ministry

Online gaming in focus in Parliament as India's IT Ministry says such platforms are publishers, not intermediaries. What are the other key concerns?