ASA demonstrates an increasing focus on Online Choice Architecture

Written By

craig giles Module
Craig Giles

Partner
UK

I'm a partner in our Media, Entertainment & Sports group in London, advising on commercial issues in all major sports, as well as advertising and marketing campaigns and consumer law.

As part of a wider piece of work on online choice architecture, the ASA has recently published two key rulings finding the advertisement of (1) a pair of trainers, and (2) renewed subscriptions for streaming services misleading. This article considers these rulings, assessing what the decisions mean for advertisers going forward.

Latest insights

More Insights
featured image

In Cyberspace no one can hear you scream –Cybersecurity in the Media and Entertainment sector

8 minutes Feb 20 2025

Read More
books

An “AI Playbook for the UK Government” has been released by the UK Government Digital Service – 5 key questions answered

Feb 14 2025

Read More
camera

“Shambles” TV show format not protected by copyright as a dramatic work

Feb 12 2025

Read More