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The Advertising Standards Authority releases a new Financial Advertising Code | Dentons - Vimarsana News

The Advertising Standards Authority releases a new Financial Advertising Code | Dentons

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) released a new Financial Advertising Code (Code) that comes into effect for new advertisements on 1 March 2022, and on 1 June 2022 for all...

Racist and offensive pamphlet returns to Auckland letterboxes - Vimarsana News

Racist and offensive pamphlet returns to Auckland letterboxes

A racist pamphlet describing Māori as stone age and half caste has resurfaced in Auckland, despite the Advertising Standards Authority ordering it to b

'Irresponsible, misleading': Critics slam Govt advertising campaign - Vimarsana News

'Irresponsible, misleading': Critics slam Govt advertising campaign

By Gill Bonnett for RNZ Complaints about the Government's Three Waters Reform TV adverts include describing them as misinformation, untrue and a taxpayer-f

Critics say government Three Waters advertising campaign is 'irresponsible, misleading' - Vimarsana News

Critics say government Three Waters advertising campaign is 'irresponsible, misleading'

Complaints about the government's Three Waters Reform TV adverts have described them as misinformation, untrue and a taxpayer-funded propaganda campaign.

Source: rnz.co.nz
'No place on a school bus': Smokefree ad sent 'subliminal message' to quit school - Vimarsana News

'No place on a school bus': Smokefree ad sent 'subliminal message' to quit school

'No place on a school bus': Smokefree ad sent 'subliminal message' to quit school - complainant Newshub 4 hrs ago © Getty Images / Ministry of Health A complaint claiming a Smokefree advertisement displayed on the back of a bus "subliminally" encouraged students to "quit school" has been dismissed by authorities. The bus was emblazoned with the slogan "discover the best ways to quit for good" as part of the Ministry of Health's Quit Strong campaign. The ad, which directs readers to the ministry's Quit Strong website, also features two young women taking a selfie in front of a mural and a...

Source: msn.com