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The ASA is the Advertising Standards Authority, a British regulatory body that promotes legal, decent and honest advertising across all media. The ASA regulates advertising content in the UK by investigating complaints to determine if ads comply with advertising standards codes. It covers a wide range of advertising from magazines and newspapers to TV, radio, internet and social media ads. The ASA requires a complainant's full contact details to verify complaints, and may disclose their identity if they consent or if the complaint is against a competitor. Complainants can appeal rulings based on new evidence or flaws in the investigation process.
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Who are the responsible parties for keeping advertising ethical and what is their specific
responsibilities?
Solution
Q1) The major ethical tensions in advertising include Puffery and Deception of consumers.
Puffery is the exaggerated claim by a firm regarding its products or services through advertising
to attract the consumers to purchase their products. Deception or false advertising is when the
firm’s advertising on its products or services turns out to be completely false. Most of the firms
involve in puffery in their advertising commercials and usually consumers ignore such claims as
they are quite common with the firms and their products.
Q2) Below are the responsible parties for keeping advertising ethical and their corresponding
responsibilities -
1. Marketing and Advertising team of the firm - To create responsible advertising that will not
attempt false claims aimed at increasing customer base and sales revenues for their products.
2. Federal Trade Commission Regulator - To draw a fine line and help the firms understand the
level of claims they need to showcase through advertising without deceiving.
3. Consumers - To encourage firms that create advertisments that are not over the board in their
advertisement claims..
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2) A Sure ad claimed their deodorant was superior to Nivea against yellow stains. Sure provided evidence from independent testing showing their product had better anti-yellow stain protection than Nivea.
ASA (Advertising Standards Authority ) Annual Report 2014
ASA (Advertising Standards Authority ) Annual Report 2014
[asa.org.uk 26.05.15]
Advertising Standards Authority Committee of Advertising Practice Internet ads received more complaints than TV ads for the first time in 2014, according to the annual report from the Advertising Standards Authority and the Committee of Advertising Practice.
http://www.asa.org.uk/News-resources/Media-Centre/2015/~/media/Files/ASA/Annual%20reports/Annual%20Report%202014_FULL.ashx
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