The most complained about ads for 2015 and whether you think they are funny, smutty or desperate, they have all managed to grab the headlines.
I wonder if these are the ad agencies attempt to gain a bit of recognition for work that often goes unnoticed outside of creative circles, or the marketing team's belief that the brand will be enhanced and more sales achieved or funds raised?
Our top 10 for 2015 will no doubt get people talking about [whether] the ads are or aren’t offensive,” said the ASA chief executive, Guy Parker. “While matters of offence can grab the headlines, the bulk of our work is the less glamorous task of tackling misleading advertising.