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As advertising plays a big part in the success of any Olympic Games we took the opportunity to ask the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG) about its role in protecting the advertising rights of official Olympic partners and what pitfalls non-partners should avoid.
Whether you’re looking forward to the Games or not there is a strong chance you could be asked to run an ad for someone selling tickets to them.
Following the Department for Education’s report on the commercialisation and sexualisation of childhood, authored by Reg Bailey, the ASA reviewed its assessment of sexual imagery in outdoor advertising.
Wouldn’t it be good if advertisers identified which goods had been “seen on TV”.
In March 2012 the ASA published its first adjudication about celebrity endorsements on Twitter.
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