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Crown Paints advert receives 200 complaints over 'misogyny' - Vimarsana News

Crown Paints advert receives 200 complaints over 'misogyny'

More than 200 people have complained to the Advertising Standards Agency about the 'seriously bad' Crown Paints advert over 'everyday sexism'

Source: her.ie
People want 'offensive' Crown Paints advert banned after attracting hundreds of complaints | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

People want 'offensive' Crown Paints advert banned after attracting hundreds of complaints | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

More than 200 people have complained to the Advertising Standards Agency about the 'seriously bad' Crown Paints advert.

Source: joe.ie
Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Brown Boys Swim | Self Service | The Greatest Hits of Lily and John | Who Here's Lost? | Gash Theatre Need Some Space - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh Festival Fringe theatre reviews: Brown Boys Swim | Self Service | The Greatest Hits of Lily and John | Who Here's Lost? | Gash Theatre Need Some Space

An energetic, poignant coming-of-age tale in Speedos and a veteran performer submitting themselves to a quirky MOT are among the highlights of our latest Fringe theatre round-up. Reviews by Joyce McMillan, Susan Mansfield and Fiona Shepherd

ASA receives dozens of complaints over new Crown Paints ad - Vimarsana News

ASA receives dozens of complaints over new Crown Paints ad

Latest ad accused of sexism and misogyny over "hopes its his" baby line.

Crown Paints: Hannah & Dave ad prompts dozens of complaints - Vimarsana News

Crown Paints: Hannah & Dave ad prompts dozens of complaints

The advertising watchdog may investigate an ad which comic Jenny Eclair called "massively offensive".

Source: bbc.co.uk