Highlights
Social media and self-regulation initiatives recognised 24.04.13
Ad Standards received awards at EASA's 10th annual Best Practice Awards for its work to include social media to its remit and in promoting self-regulation in APEC economies.
Read >Broad issues and extensive reach of self-regulation 15.04.13
The work of the Bureau and determinations of the Board continue to highlight the broad range of issues covered, extensive reach and benefits of advertising self-regulation.
Read >Breaking new ground in advertising self-regulation 05.04.13
Taking on and promoting new and innovative approaches to advertising self-regulation are highlights of the Advertising Standards Bureau’s work during 2012. Details of the Bureau’s work are available with the release of the Review of Operations 2012.
Read >Industry and community keep advertising self-regulated 25.03.13
The Board is keeping a close watch on compliance with community standards, with advertiser support of the Codes and Initiatives helping to keep advertising self-regulated.
Read >Spreading the word on social media and self-regulation 28.02.13
A guide on how complaints about social media advertising and marketing communications are handled and further work for advertising self-regulation in the Asia Pacific has been given the go ahead by APEC.
Read >Humour and its impact 25.01.13
The impact of humour has been seen in a different light to that of a violent image.
Read >Most complained about ads for 2012 17.12.12
This year’s most complained about ads highlight issues of language and lifestyle choices.
Read >Be appropriate and not degrading 28.11.12
Exploitative and degrading content in a marketing communication is not acceptable, with advertisers advised to be aware of the audience of online and direct mail audiences.
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