Eamon Gilmore admits he didn't pay attention to the cuts in THAT ad
In his new book, the former tánaiste says he paid a high price for the infamous ‘Every Little Hurts’ ad.
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In his new book, the former tánaiste says he paid a high price for the infamous ‘Every Little Hurts’ ad.
Krispy Kreme apologised for the campaign.
But it wasn’t Photoshopped either…
Kiss Me, I’m Irish. *Rolls eyes*
The tagline is “Don’t Risk Dudeness”.
The golden age of advertising was obsessed by keeping couples together, it seems.
The bookmaker is offering bets on the outcome of the murder trial. Is this a step too far?
The bookmakers have been ordered to take down the controversial ad offering odds on the outcome of the Pistorius murder trial.
Twenty-one complaints were upheld by the ASAI, Ireland’s advertising watchdog, in it’s latest complaints bulletin.
The watchdog has found against a number of companies, according to its latest Complaints Bulletin.
The video shows a man apparently trying to die by suicide in his car.
Mercado magazine invites viewers to visualise Merkel as the Greeks, Spanish and Germans might see her.
The ads were uploaded to the Internet without the carmaker’s approval.
It’s only an exact replica of one’s private jet, you know.
Business Insider tells the story of Race in America, through its print and television advertisements.
A campaign dedicated to eliminating the degrading treatment of women in advertising wrote to the Taoiseach in 1982 to highlight the ‘continual humiliation’ of women in the media.
“Beware of the man with his own pool table.”
At least one complaint has been lodged with the Advertising Standards Association of Ireland over this morning’s newspaper ad.
In case you were wondering: it’s okay to show the ‘Bits’ ads before a film rated 15, but not a film rated 12A.
Bertie in the cupboard, awkward RTÉ Guide man, an overexcited chicken fancier: here are our nominees for some badvertising for distinctly Irish products.
The Advertising Standards Authority upholds complaints against the outdoor versions of Club Orange’s ‘bits’ ads.
Or does it just highlight that the actor is actually pretty good at accents?
The sportswear manufacturer admits the ‘Black and Tan’ name was “insensitive”, but says it was “unofficially added by some”.
In the Fix tonight: Eircom Studyhub hacked; unvouched expenses; and Chris O’Dowd v Miss Piggy…
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 Advertising Standards Agency upholds complaints over newspaper ads selling the airline’s underwear-themed calendar.
‘Re-civilise’ a black person! Help fix your girlfriend’s PMS! Smash a toy baby against a wall! …or not.
Nine things to know by 9am: Budget may introduce charges for medical cards, plans to burn Bank of Ireland bondholders, and no more ‘Six Degrees of Separation’