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The advertising watchdog upheld a complaint that the ad appears to reference underage drinking.
We need to be aware of our personal data trails, and how they can be used, writes Brian Mac Namee.
Food advertisements and ads for health and beauty products will now also be subject to more stringent examinations.
Analysis: A leaked draft ad has caused some controversy but that’s probably exactly what Labour was hoping for.
At least it’s a fancy one?
At least it’s a fancy hoover?
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the ads were offensive to World War II and Holocaust survivors.
Fiona De Buitlear of Trinkets Jewellery wants to see more ‘real women’ in advertising.
The ASAI published its latest complaints today.
Independent News and Media has turned around its revenue after eight years.
What would you pay to get rid of those pesky ads?
Not everyone agrees, with TENI saying the billboard has “upset and disappointed” many people.
It will now have “with sweeteners” in the name.
The company is introducing ad blocking at a network level.
One person was worried it would offend tourists.
Wolfgang Digital announced plans to hire 50 staff today – here’s how they got there.
In the 1970s, Bank of Ireland had its crystal ball out.
Just how ordinary are the ordinary people featured in the 30-second videos you might have seen in your feed?
Ambarish Mitra grew up in India idolising Bill Gates.
It links to a website titled pleaseleavecanada.com as well.
Would you pay for any the services you can currently use for free if it meant you had more privacy?
Paddy Power’s latest advert has people asking if the bookies have gone too far this time.
Nowadays it’s all about the data.
It’s not the first time the French fashion label has been the target of complaints.
An iconic moment at the end of Mad Men only came about because of Ireland’s bad weather.
The £3 promotion has caused some uproar.
“No matter how many people voice their opposition that there is always a silent majority who either find it hilarious or who couldn’t give a sh**e”.
The advertiser looks like it’s laughing all the way to the bank.
The Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland received complaints about a recent Toyota advertisement among others.
People have accused it of promoting “rape culture”.
We talk to one of the world’s greatest scriptwriting experts about how everyone should be able to spin a good yarn.
Minimum standards have been launched for classified ad websites that allow pet sales.
YouTube has plans for a paid subscription service. Will you be signing up?
Product placement can be annoying but advertising is a necessary evil of our favourite shows.
It’s the second time in six months the fashion label has fallen foul of UK authorities.