07 Dec 2009
Greenpeace has created a campaign featuring ten images of world leaders, including Barack Obama and Nicholas Sarkozy saying 'sorry' for failing to prevent climate change, which will run at the Copenhagen summit.
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has instructed AMI clinic to remove its poster ad stating: "Making Love? Do it ...longer" from three billboard sites located near to schools.
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has pulled a circular newsletter for a proposed wind farm after a recipient objected that a photograph gave a misleading representation of its size.
17 Nov 2009
Saatchi & Saatchi London has just released new work for Labour - a mock-up of David Cameron and George Osborne as 'Jedward' of X Factor fame, warning voters that 'You won't be laughing if they win'.
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled against a mailing by the wind farm developer Viking Energy after five people objected that it was misleading.
04 Nov 2009
Ogilvy New Zealand has created a new campaign for the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation as part of an appeal to raise funds for children suffering from the respiratory disease.
LONDON - The Advertising Standards Authority has pulled a press feature, by East Hampshire District Council, which promoted the benefits of 'eco-town' status for Borden, after the town's area action group made a complaint.
LONDON - A map used in a regional press ad indicating the proposed development of an Asda store in the Barnet area has been removed by the Advertising Standards Authority after a reader complained that the maps were misleading as they did not give an accurate impression of the development.
LONDON - A national press ad featuring a guide to buying a hearing aid has been pulled by the Advertising Standards Authority following a reader's complaints over the authenticity of the ad.
30 Oct 2009
Marvellous has utilised mobile and digital media in its new work for the Royal Navy in a bid to motivate Engineers and educate them on the benefits of a Navy career.