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Weight-loss injection ad banned for targeting new mums
Faarea MasudBusiness reporter MedExpress MedExpress’s social media advert was banned for targeting new mums An advert which targeted weight-loss injections at new mums has been banned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). MedExpress’s social media post used a harmful gender stereotype which suggested women should prioritise losing weight soon after giving birth, the ASA said….
Amazons Ring ends deal with surveillance firm Flock after backlash
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit that promotes people’s rights on the internet, said the ad used something “heartfelt” as a disguise for a feature that previewed “a world where biometric identification could be unleashed from consumer devices to identify, track, and locate anything — human, pet, and otherwise”.
Fertiliser costs mean Im better off not planting, says farmer
Olly Harrison, who farms in Tarbock, on Merseyside, said he bought his fertiliser for a good price last year and now believes – due to a wet and cold spring and limited growing days left, added with the costs of diesel for machinery – he may be better off not planting.
