Moshi Monsters removed from advertising ‘blacklist’

Owner Mind Candy admits communication breakdown with ASA over pushing subscriptions to kids and resolves issues

Halo 5: Guardians launch ad brings the house(s) down

BMW taps into golfing superstitions, Domino’s effects a funny angle, Breast Cancer Now’s astonishing effort and Acura makes customer care claims

Adland must not declare war on ad blockers

Consumers want to control how they interact with digital advertising. It’s time the industry reassesses its offering

Moshi Monsters in ‘name and shame’ campaign by UK ad regulator

ASA takes action after saying children’s website failed to abide by August ruling that it must stop promoting paid subscriptions

James Bond fans need not fear Spectre of product placement

Yes, there are brands to be seen in the latest Bond film but, unlike some past 007 outings, retail showboating does not trip up the action

How to unify disparate agencies behind marketing campaigns

Most clients have a roster of agencies handling aspects of their communications. But advertising needs a holistic strategy

Airbnb apologises for passive-aggressive ‘Dear San Francisco’ tax adverts

Company admits it struck ‘wrong tone’ with ad campaign highlighting hotel tax contributions of its users after it backfires

City AM becomes first UK newspaper to ban ad blocker users

Financial freesheet launches trial that will blur out text of stories for desktop Firefox browsers who are detected using ad blocking software

Martin Sorrell on newspaper digital ad slowdown: ‘paywalls are the way to go’

WPP chief says publishers cannot rely solely on digital advertising, adding that his marketing services group is re-evaluating its spend on Google and Facebook

Newspapers face up to the ad crunch in print and digital

As the top ten print advertisers strip their budgets, digital ad growth is hit by slowdown

Is ‘food porn’ making us fat?

A new scientific review suggests the relentless barrage of food images we see might be affecting our attitude to food. Is it time for the government to get involved?