Asa Steinars is an Icelandic content creator. Her Instagram account has more than 1.5 million followers, making her the 6th ...

Four hypothetical advertisers use AI in their latest hypothetical campaigns: A national bank features an AI-generated ...

Back in June, we wrote about the rising tide of litigation concerning marketing emails under various anti-spam statutes in Washington, California, ...

The European Advertising Standards Alliance just announced the publication of its Guide on Disclosing Ads Generated or Enhanced by Artificial Intelligence, which is intended to provide “advertising ...

The Federal Trade Commission announced that it reached a settlement with Greenway Auto Group, resolving allegations that the company advertised prices that were thousands of dollars below the price ...

Several years ago, New York City sued Exxon, Shell, BP, and the American Petroleum Institute, alleging that they violated New York City's Consumer Protection Law by misleading consumers about the ...

On July 14, 2026, Hawaii enacted HB 2137, which prohibits the publication of a realistic digital imitation of an identifiable individual without that individual’s permission in advertising (or where ...

Chambers and Partners just released its Advertising and Marketing 2026 global practice guide. I was very pleased to serve as Contributing Editor again this year. This year's edition includes ...

NAD doesn't often examine pricing claims, but a recent routine monitoring case highlights its attention to some of the most popular techniques used by marketers: countdown clocks, strike-through ...

Today, the Romanian Advertising Council, which is the advertising self-regulatory authority in Romania, hosted the conference, Ethics in AI-Created Advertising. With the laws about the use of AI ...

At the International Advertising Association's IAA Unites conference earlier this month, a representative from the United Nations discussed the United Nations Global Principles for Information ...

A recent decision from the Southern District of New York signals that personalized pricing (often called surveillance pricing) laws face First Amendment headwinds. The case is RealPage, Inc. v. James, ...