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Is Boris right?
Has City Hall's ad expenditure become too big or should it actually be increasing its spend? Johnson is set to launch a raft of reforms that may prove unpopular without ads to drum up support. Do you agree? Have your say on the forum.
Is Boris right?
Has City Hall's ad expenditure become too big or should it actually be increasing its spend? Johnson is set to launch a raft of reforms that may prove unpopular without ads to drum up support. Do you agree? Have your say on the forum.
Does it matter if Dove's real beauty ads were retouched?
Dove's 'Campaign for real beauty' has been embroiled in controversy over claims the photographs were retouched, which Dove has denied. But does it matter?
Are ads becoming more offensive?
The ASA received a record 14,080 complaints about ads last year. Is the pressure to stand out among the clutter leading to more offensive advertising, or is the public becoming more sensitive?
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