Libel reform and the public interest
Further to my passing on of the Libel Reform Campaign’s e-mail flagging up the Second Reading of the Defamation Bill in the House of Lords last Tuesday, a further LRC […]
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Libel reform and the public interest
Further to my passing on of the Libel Reform Campaign’s e-mail flagging up the Second Reading of the Defamation Bill in the House of Lords last Tuesday, a further LRC […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising III: remit, or not remit?
Further to my frustration with being ping-ponged between the Advertising Standards Authority and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, I did eventually receive further correspondence from the latter, as […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising III: remit, or not remit?
Further to my frustration with being ping-ponged between the Advertising Standards Authority and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, I did eventually receive further correspondence from the latter, as […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising II: the ASA loophole?
Following my recent flagging of the British Homeopathic Association’s ridiculous ‘Celebrity Photography Project’, I cracked on and brought this to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority: I understand that […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising II: the ASA loophole?
Following my recent flagging of the British Homeopathic Association’s ridiculous ‘Celebrity Photography Project’, I cracked on and brought this to the attention of the Advertising Standards Authority: I understand that […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising
Yesterday, I took myself to the website of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) (primarily for purposes other than those I discuss here and which I won’t go into now, at […]
Homeopathy, celebrities and advertising
Yesterday, I took myself to the website of the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) (primarily for purposes other than those I discuss here and which I won’t go into now, at […]
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