ASA comes down hard on ads targeting impotent men
The ad watchdog has slapped down two separate campaigns promoting erectile dysfunction treatments reinforcing the rules that prescription-only medicines are…
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CX ‘key to unlocking $605bn social commerce market’
Social commerce might be on the crest of a wave, with one forecast predicting the market will be worth $605bn…
COP26: EDF charges Havas with plugging net zero creds
Energy giant EDF is launching an outdoor campaign across Glasgow and London to coincide with COP26, designed to showcase the…
BT takes on agencies with digital ad platform for SMEs
BT is launching a digital advertising platform designed to make it easier for small businesses to run their own digital…
Online retailers turn to AI to fight Amazon dominance
Amazon’s vice-like grip on the ecommerce market and global logistics are pushing online retailers to embrace artificial intelligence tools in…
KFC owner Yum! launches data skills academy in the UK
KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell owner Yum! Brands is launching an in-house data academy in the UK as part…
COP26: Clients and agencies offered net zero certificate
Advertising and marketing professionals are being offered a new course to enable them to understand the climate crisis and the…
COP26: Five brands feature in first ‘green’ TV ad break
Sky Media is aiming to ensure that COP26 is not just political hot air by running a series of 170″…
Publicis faces legal challenge over US opioid marketing
Publicis Groupe has become embroiled in a US lawsuit against its former client Purdue Pharma LP, in what is claimed…
Apple opt-in tracker blows $10bn hole in rivals’ pockets
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Snapchat are estimated to have lost lost nearly $10bn (£7.3bn) in advertising revenue since the release…