It’s hard to imagine how drinks companies could be defeated by proposed public health rules

Pricewatch: Phone and broadband supplier tops the list for most complaints to us

UK authorities warn sellers that full compensation could be aid out if ex-fleet or rental cars are advertised as one owner

Watchog also upholds complaint over promotion of company’s broadband speeds

Rather than make people feel guilty for consuming processed foods, we should look at the ingredients on the back, and not the word ‘natural’ on the front

Cook accuses ASAI of ‘silencing emerging science’ on links between diet and cancer

ASAI upholds complaint against nutritional therapist over claims for ketogenic diet

Advertising authority says ‘teaser’ element of Irish Cancer Society campaign breached elements of its code

Consumer complainants objected to Eir quoting three prices for broadband bundles

Words in adverts similar to those used by campaign to repeal Eighth Amendment

‘It’s in the interest of brands and influencers to let people know when payment’s involved’

Watchdog says party should have made clear 1980-1981 hunger strikers also featured

Advertising standards body agreed ‘exploitative’ ad caused grave offence

New role created at industry body after strategic review by management committee

Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland censures discount retailer over ‘crab claws’

A soft drinks ad ran into controversy this week. Error of judgment, or deliberate effort to provoke outrage?

Is Disneyland the happiest place on earth? Really? Is Guinness actually good for you? In the wake of the Advertising Standards Authority taking Toyota to task, we look at some of the other usual suspects

Advertising Standards Authority says Toyota must stop ‘best built cars in the world’ claim

Well-known slogan’s claim could ‘never be fully proven’, says Irish advertising authority

Watchdog hears complaint that promotion of event did not make party’s involvement clear

ASAI has ‘no mandate to act as a censor’ but tries to tackle areas of ‘societal concern’

The Communicorp radio station is trying to grow its audience . . . but then so is everyone

Complaint against claim that French toast with maple syrup is ‘healthy’ is upheld

When complaints about advertisements are made and upheld, a rap on the knuckles is unlikely to cause a company much concern

ASAI upholds complaints over flight costs, broadband speeds and weight loss

Nissan Ireland, VHI and Aer Lingus also run ads which breach rules

A battle for car sales supremacy involves radio deal twists and rival-baiting ads

ASAI upholds complaints over wine prices, phone contracts, lack of free coffee

This week, the One Big Switch campaign, Electric Ireland contract durations and the price of ringing Aviva are exercising consumers

Advertising campaign described as ‘disgusting’ by father of Nicola Furlong

02, Vodafone, Meteor and Carphone Warehouse feature in ASAI quarterly report

From the ‘Love/Hate’ cat to a ‘Downton Abbey’ rape... and that was just Sunday night TV

Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland rules to apply from September require consumers to be given notice if web-viewing data is used for targeted advertising

RTÉ says 9pm rule would damage Irish media sector