ASA's First Ruling Under New Gambling Ad Rules: Analysis And Implications For Sports Organizations
The Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”) has issued its first ruling under the new rules that prohibit gambling ads with “ strong appeal ” to under-18s, providing a useful example as to how the new rules will be applied.
This article examines the implication of the decision for gambling operators and sports organisations.
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Mike Llewellyn
Mike Llewellyn is a Partner in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice and the Sports & Entertainment Industry Group at Squire Patton Boggs. Mike’s practice focuses on advising clients on the exploitation of commercial rights, with a particular focus on the sports and gambling industries on an international basis.
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Jack Wood
Jack Wood is an associate in the Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Group at Squire Patton Boggs based in London. Jack’s experience covers both contentious and non-contentious commercial and intellectual property matters.
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