If Iceland’s stunning night skies, awe-inspiring waterfalls, and geothermal lagoons don’t inspire you to pay the country a visit, the nation’s tourism board has their fingers crossed that their cheeky ...

The news last week that the Christmas advert from Iceland — a UK supermarket chain specializing in frozen food — has been banned is a bad decision. Iceland’s advert — a repackaging of a short, ...

A few weeks ago, rumors started popping up about Mark Zuckerberg announcing a rebrand for Facebook (the company. The move would help the company distance itself from Facebook (the app) scandals and ...

Following an outpouring of criticism online, Mundy has defended the decision to block the ad from screens saying it was a "matter of broadcasting law". He cited Greenpeace's involvement as the barrier ...

In Britain, you aren't allowed to run political ads on the television. Before elections, political parties get scheduled 'Political Party Broadcasts' at set times for free, but aside from that, it's ...

The banning of a Christmas TV ad for retailer Iceland highlights contradictions at the heart of the UK's political ad regulations – rules, argues politicaladvertising.co.uk’s Benedict Pringle, that ...

Iceland's main Christmas advert has been banned from TV as it is judged to be too political. The discount supermarket chain planned to use a Greenpeace-made animated short film, about the destruction ...

A press ad for Iceland that appeared at the height of the horsemeat scandal has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority for denigrating Ireland’s food safety watchdog. In the ad, which ran ...

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Kantar Millward Brown's findings highlight what's resonating with consumers for the 2018 holiday season but also emphasize a few thematic trends that have emerged in marketing this year. Iceland's ad, ...

An ad from supermarket chain Iceland has been banned for questioning the Food Safety Authority of Ireland’s (FSAI)’s testing for horse meat in its burgers. The UK national press ad said the testing ...

Iceland released a new tourism ad on Thursday, poking fun at Facebook’s (sorry, Meta’s) recent promises for how we’re all going to live in the future. But Iceland’s version of Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t ...