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The Advertising Standards Authority is set to remove itself from its role in policing political advertising after the general election, following the uproar created by its ruling on the Tories Demon Eyes depiction of Tony Blair.
The Advertising Standards Authority is, we understand, considering washing its hands of political advertising. The furore over Saatchi s Demon Eyes campaign for the Conservative Party showed the ASA in a poor light, and sparked a debate within its own ranks that still smoulders.
A shocking anti-fur poster featuring the skinned head of a fox and the line Do you have the face to wear fur? was unveiled by the charity Respect for Animals (RFA) at seven UK sites last week.
If you ve spent the past few weeks sniffling and sneezing, try applying for a job with database company ICD. Not only does managing director Lionel Thain offer his 110-strong staff a flu vaccine, he has also organised serious vitamin C supplies to boost ICD s immunity while the rest of us are rushing...
HelpAd s approach to charity offers many opportunities to products. David Teather writes
The Labour Party is to run a negative advertising campaign in the new year, spelling out its nightmare vision of the UK under the Tories should they win a fifth term.
Leagas Shafron Davis has been appointed by the Department of Health to promote a new call prioritisation system for the ambulance service after a three-way pitch (Campaign, 15 November).
Delaney Fletcher Bozell and its media arm, 20/20 Media, has won the pounds 2 million above-the-line launch of Hype, a fruit-flavoured energy drink.
The Minister for Road Safety has taken the unusual step of complaining to the Advertising Standards Authority about an ad that appears to celebrate joyriding.
British Bakeries is putting its faith in a woman in a red Baywatch-type swimsuit to introduce dieters to its lowest-calorie loaf, Nimble Diet Watch.
