ADVERTISING RULES

*has to be true.

*has to be appropriate.

*has to be correct.

*has to have a purpose

WHO MONITORS ADVERTISING

The main function of the Advertising Standard

Authority is to check the advertising in New Zealand

and to make sure it’s appropriate. Members of the

public may complain at no cost about any

advertisement in any media, which they believe

breaches the advertising standards and rules, and

they have the right to do that. Complaints are heard

and decisions are made if the advert has breached

the rules or not. If rules have been breached, there

are consequences, depending on the severity of the

breach.

All advertisments in all forms of media influence children, from food to toys

and they all change their perspectives. Advertisements are part of our

lives. They are one of the most decisive and, at the same time, not

noticeable things changing and motivating our perspectives.

All advertisments in all forms of media influence children, from food to toys

and they all change their perspectives. Advertisements are part of our

lives. They are one of the most decisive and, at the same time, not

noticeable things changing and motivating our perspectives.

SOME PICTURES OF ADVERTISING.

GOODBYE

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