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With President Trump pledging to send astronauts to Mars, cutting-edge advertisers may be wondering whether we can plant more than just the "stars and stripes" there.

According to media reports, Hulu confirmed that it will now accept issue advertising.

The International Advertising Association announced that it is launching a new video webinar series, "IAA Privacy Download with Mediaspace," in partnership with Mediaspace.global...

The International Advertising Association announced that it is launching a new webinar series covering legal developments impacting environmental marketing around the world.

The International Advertising Association will be hosting a webinar, "NFTs: A Global Legal Perspective," on September 8, 2022, at 9:00 a.m. ET.

On January 4th, the Interactive Advertising Bureau ("IAB") and the American Association of Advertising Agencies ("4As") released for public comment a draft ...

After more than ten years, the Standard Terms & Conditions for Internet Advertising used by most participants in the advertising industry will finally be revised – the most commonly used version (version 3.0) was last updated in 2010.

Following its annual meeting in Helsinki, the International Council for Ad Self-Regulation ("ICAS") announced its priorities for the next two years

The International Council for Ad Self-Regulation's Global Think Tank just released its first think pieces – two papers on artificial intelligence and advertising.

The International Chamber of Commerce just released new guidance, Responsible AI in Marketing – How to Apply the ICC Advertising and Marketing Communications Code.

The International Chamber of Commerce has released an updated Framework for Responsible Alcohol Marketing Communications, providing enhanced guidance on marketing to minors, influencer responsibilities, and alcohol-free brand extensions. The 2026 edition emphasizes marketer accountability for ensuring compliance across the entire marketing ecosystem, including third-party endorsers and influencers.

The Federal Trade Commission regularly reviews all of its rules and guides to ensure that they stay "relevant and are not overly burdensome."

The defendants also agreed to pay $2.7 million, which the FTC plans to use to give refunds to defrauded customers.

The Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program ("ERSP") recently told meal delivery service Sun Basket, Inc. that it shouldn't promote its meal kits as "organic" if all of the ingredients are not actually organic.

Instagram announced today that users can now upload one hour long videos and, to compete with sites like YouTube ...

In a Business Blog post today, Samuel Levine, Director, FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection, provided some warnings and guidance to businesses engaged in the use of fake reviews.

In December, the Indiana Attorney General sued a small Indiana hotel, alleging that the hotel charged a customer a $350 fee for posting a negative review online.

Last week, the Institute for Advertising Ethics released its updated IAE Principles, which have been revised to address "the ethical realties of modern advertising shaped by artificial intelligence, advanced data targeting, automation, and the creator economy."