Advertisers have a golden opportunity to drive change in 2021
Sophia HaynesBy pledging to use trusted digital ad partners, brands can tackle ad fraud, improve brand safety and improve the reputation of the online ecosystem.
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By pledging to use trusted digital ad partners, brands can tackle ad fraud, improve brand safety and improve the reputation of the online ecosystem.
The industry’s response to #MeToo aims to ensure office life in 2021 avoids a return to an “old normal” with a refreshed code of conduct and new training.
The industry has launched Ad Net Zero, which calls for brands and agencies to commit to a five-point plan to reduce CO2 emissions.
To maintain trust, comply with regulations and offer more effective personalisation, brands should offer consumers a variety of opportunities to communicate which kinds of content they want to see, when they want to see it.
The Advertising Standards Authority is hoping to have an in-house data science team in place by the end of the year to help it regulate online ads more effectively and efficiently.
The ad regulator says there are concerns among the British public about the advertising of some products and services, including gambling, to vulnerable people and says the industry needs to do more to ensure that is not the case.
The Advertising Association is launching two climate action groups in a bid to widen the ad industry’s engagement with the issue.
Adland’s response to #MeToo has unveiled the next steps in its efforts to crackdown on sexual harassment in the advertising industry, including a new toolkit, training programme and refreshed campaign.
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A review of the government’s obesity strategy, collaboration on a new digital charter and a “good” deal with the EU that allows for a flexible migration system are top of the ad industry’s wishlist from Boris Johnson and his government.
New advertising rules around gender stereotypes come into force today after the UK ad watchdog determined harmful stereotypes in advertising can contribute to inequality in society.
The DMA is dropping ‘direct’ from its name in favour of ‘data’ as it looks to reflect the changing nature of marketing and appeal to its broader membership base.
While UK trade bodies have welcomed the move, the Government is being urged to make sure it fully understands the complexity of the online ecosystem and recognises the value of the current ad regulation model.
The International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) has pledged to improve targeted social media advertising to prevent alcohol ads reaching the wrong audience.