Complaint upheld over Classic Hits prize conveying Jerusalem's Old City as Israeli
The ASAI upheld a separate complaint about an undisclosed commercial relationship between influencer Emma Kehoe and Pretty Little Thing.
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The ASAI upheld a separate complaint about an undisclosed commercial relationship between influencer Emma Kehoe and Pretty Little Thing.
The sector received the most amount of complaints last year.
A complaint had been made about a 3Arena event with a ticket price listed as “from €51 incl booking fee”.
Smyths Homevalue shared the video on Facebook to promote Black Friday last year.
The advert prompted 64 complaints.
The coupon company issued an offer for a beauty ‘mystery gift’ which failed to specify how many items a customer would receive.
Insuremymotorbike.ie was taken down after the complaint was lodged.
The complaint related to Lidl’s InisMara brand of fish products.
The ASAI aims to ensure that all marketing is easily identifiable from independent editorial content.
RTÉ has refused to air the ad as it is in breach of advertising standards.
Food advertisements and ads for health and beauty products will now also be subject to more stringent examinations.
So says Irish advertising standards.
The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority has pulled an advert for a London clinic as it gives the impression it’s an abortion clinic.
Posts by companies on social media websites that advertise products now under the remit of the Advertising Authority of Ireland.
Farmers in the nip, eating sandwiches. Offensive, or just misleading?
Ads for the 48 mobile network and a hangover cure have been shot down by the ASAI.
Family clinical psychotherapist Joanna Fortune says toys don’t just let children ‘play’ anymore – they are constantly selling to them…
The slogan “Bigger. Fatter. Gypsier” – used in Channel 4′s billboard campaign for the new series of the show – has been criticised as offensive and racist.
The website has responded to criticisms about its “real travellers’” reviews section – saying that its users made “educated decision” based on reviews.
The ad showed children’s T-shirts bearing a motto once mentioned by model Kate Moss in an interview – “nothing tastes as good as skinny feels”.
As the Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland releases its latest report, we look at some of the ads that vexed viewers.
Controversy surrounds a new ad featuring bikini-clad women which is due for broadcast this summer…