BANNED TV ADVERT
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No, it hasn't.
Maybe they did, but they have no statutory/public law power. The fact that any advertiser, or broadcaster, seeks their advice on whether an advertisement breaks any rules does not give them any powers to ban any advertisement.
They are clearly a shameful bunch of idiots who have allowed themselves to be captured by commercial concerns with a vested interest in portraying campaigning on environmental issues as "political", but Iceland did not have to ask their opinion, nor did any broadcaster, and even having asked it they were free to ignore it.
Either way, the 'ban, or 'non ban' has created massive publicity for iceland.
I cant say Iceland would have struck me as a typical ethical food retailer
Good on them for being brave and doing a different approach to their Christmas ad.
Thats got to be better than using Kerry Katona
I cant say Iceland would have struck me as a typical ethical food retailer
Good on them for being brave and doing a different approach to their Christmas ad.
Thats got to be better than using Kerry Katona
For what?
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All the Big Stores have spent a fortune on their Standard Christmas Adverts, Iceland have taken a different route and appear to be the most talked about Christmas Advert this year , a clever marketing strategy
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Shouldn't be banned, but oh well
Blimey - what on earth was so unacceptable about the store vs country dispute, and the mentioning of KFC?
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Give me a trampolining dog any day over Elton John. John Lewis have lost the plot mefinks.
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