Marketing ethics is a recurring feature of our MA. I like to follow the UK Advertising Standards Authority rulings, and this one strikes me as very strange. A Marc Jacobs perfume ad has been banned by the ASA for being too sexualised. The story is on the link below. I can't see that interpretation at all- am I naive? Or has the ASA just gone crazy?
http://blog.mysanantonio.com/hottopics/2011/11/%e2%80%9csexually-provocative%e2%80%9d-dakota-fanning-ad-banned/
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