Young people want more protection from alcohol advertising, survey says
Alcohol Concern's survey of 2,300 young adults finds many urging more regulation to protect those under drinking age
Poster notes: We Need to Talk about Kevin
Paul Owen: The poster for Lynne Ramsay's adaptation of Lionel Shriver's We Need to Talk about Kevin puts the focus on Tilda Swinton in an impressive image of horror and disbelief
Duke Nukem Forever ad banned from pre-11pm TV
ASA says animated game advert featuring naked woman pole dancing is too explicit to air in peak time. By Mark Sweney
Timeshift TV accounts for 10% of UK viewing
ABC1s and 16- to 34-year-olds most likely to record programmes and watch them later, latest figures show. By Maggie Brown
Product placement warrior Morgan Spurlock is no firebrand
David Cox: The man behind The Greatest Movie Ever Sold appears to adore his subjects – and why not? They're enabling him to posture, though it's not exactly clear as what
POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold – review
Morgan Spurlock looks into the world of product placement in this amusing but shallow documentary, writes Philip French
Mobile generating equivalent of $2.5bn a year, says Google chief
Larry Page says there are more than 190m Android devices in use, with ads raking in equivalent of 7% of Google revenues. By Charles Arthur
Online theatre trailers – lost the plot?
Honour Bayes: Welcome to the new generation of promotional videos: arty, polished and fun to watch. If you can tell what the shows are actually about, that is
Jim Buckmaster: Craigslist put up an ad for a programmer. It got a chief executive
Craigslist may be the world's biggest classified ad site but its chief executive still puts service above profit, he tells Graham Snowdon
Apple makes top 10 brand list for first time
iPad and iPhone 5 maker is the biggest riser in Interbrand's annual report with a brand value of $33.5bn. By Mark Sweney
Broadband speed claims face new guidelines
Committee of Advertising Practice says ISPs should be able to show that at least 10% of their customers can achieve the maximum claimed broadband speeds
Poster notes: Raindance film festival
Raindance has hired celebrity photographer Rankin to create its new ad, and continued its tradition of impressive poster art, writes Paul Owen
Google+ searches to show celebrity endorsements
Google+ to enhance search results with celebrity endorsements of sites linked to their brands
Facebook and Twitter user boom may not mean big profits, says ad boss
Sorrell warns of dangers of 'over-monetising' social networks. By John Plunkett
Yahoo, AOL and Microsoft ‘to challenge Google for display ads’
Three tech giants have approached media buyers about plan to target rival's $2.5bn share of US market, say reports. By Lisa O'Carroll