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Fire advert ruled inoffensive

Agency loses employment row

<i>Editorial:</i> Changes far better than poll status quo

<i>Noelle McCarthy:</i> Goodbye carnivorism, hello vegetarianism

I turned vegetarian yesterday, finally, after thinking about it for the best part of a week.

NZ sperm quality ad complaint upheld

It's quality, not quantity when it comes to NZ men's sperm, says the Advertising Complaints Authority.

Droga5 starts small, thinks big

Watchdog chokes on rental van slogan

TVNZ sorry for diet ad shown during anorexia doco

TVNZ has apologised for screening an advertisement for a weight-management product during a documentary on anorexia.

<i>Mark Irving:</i> Auckland advertisers must look beyond the Sky Tower

Cheese, not choice

It will happen for our Rach's daughter

As sure as rock stars marry models, their offspring grow up to star in celebrity advertising campaigns.

Fans say council move will end free bikes

Text trivia company fined $125,000 for fair trading breach

Alcopops claim hard to swallow

<i>Jonathan Dodd:</i> Reports of newspapers' death greatly exaggerated

iAd: New iPhone OS lets ads follow you around

Apple is following Google and Microsoft's lead and entering the online advertising fray - using iPhone's location capabilities to serve highly-targeted ads.

Aerial ads poke fun at Tiger in Augusta

Tiger Woods is at the centre of more controversy, this time involving an aerial advertising campaign at the Masters in Augusta.