Article: ADVERTISING: ASA defies its many critics.(Advertising Standards Authority)

The ASA is celebrating its first anniversary as a one-stop shop for those wishing to complain about television, radio and non-broadcast ads, and despite being denounced as the advertising industry's 'judge and jury' by critics, its position is unlikely to be weakened, says Sonoo Singh

The regulator that ensures ads for bags of crisps or jars of anti- wrinkle cream are "honest and decent" this week celebrates its first anniversary as a one-stop shop for broadcast and non-broadcast advertising this week.

The Advertising Standards Authority's (ASA's) job is to make sure that all advertising "meets the high standards laid down in the advertising ...

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