- A big thank you to the Conservative party (or ‘4, Matthew Parker Street’)
- The Government’s proposals for the introduction of digital imprints in electoral advertising are disappointing for three reasons, only two of which are obvious.
- Our submission to the Cabinet Office’s “Transparency in digital campaigning: technical consultation on digital imprints”
- 85% of the UK public agree that it is important “…that political parties’ adverts do not make false or misleading claims” (YouGov)
- Our reaction to the Government’s response to the House of Lords report Digital Technology and the Resurrection of Trust
- The House of Lords’ report ‘Digital Technology and the Resurrection of Trust’ is a profoundly important document. The challenge now is how the recommendations are turned into action.
- Our response to the ASA’s call that “British political advertising must be regulated”
- We need specific recommendations from the Electoral Commission on how to deal with disinformation in elections
- The need for rules for political advertising content is as urgent as ever
- A cross-party group has put forward good suggestions for modernising our outdated rules for elections. However, it doesn’t address the problem of lies in political ads. It needs to – and this is why.
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising interviewed on the BBC News Channel
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising on BBC Breakfast
- YouGov data shows 87% of the UK public support rules for factual claims in political ads
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising on the BBC’s Politics Live
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising interviewed by Emma Barnett on Radio 5 Live
- Exclusive research by The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising demonstrates that heavy Facebook users tend to hold more extreme political views
- The Yorkshire Party Supports the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising’s campaign to stop misleading political ads
- 2019 Election advertising
- The Women’s Equality Party announces support for the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising interviewed on Sky News about Twitter’s plan to stop political advertising globally
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising’s campaign pledge for responsible election campaigning
- Volt UK is the latest political party to join The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising
- The Renew Party joins the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising interviewed by James O’Brien on LBC
- Misleading political ad spotted, shamed and pulled
- Nuestro Marco Internacional para la Reforma Política de la Publicidad
- Vi har nå et valgløfte samt et overordnet rammeverk for politisk annonsereform
- Vi har nu både en pledge för vår kampanj såväl som ett övergripande ramverk för reform inom politisk annonsering.
- Blog posts about the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising
- We now have a campaign pledge as well as an overall framework for international political ad reform
- The Green Party supports the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising
- The Government’s response to the DCMS Disinformation and & Fake News report is significant further progress for our campaign
- The Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising’s campaign pledge for responsible election campaigning
- Ett internationellt ramverk för reform av politisk annonsering och reklam
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- Un cadru internațional pentru reforma politică a anunțurilor
- Benedict Pringle is taking a break from the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising.
- ОБЩЕМИРОВЫЕ ПРИНЦИПЫ ДЛЯ РЕФОРМЫ ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОЙ РЕКЛАМЫ
- Et internasjonalt rammeverk for reform av politiske annonser
- 政治広告改革のための国際的枠組み
- Um modelo internacional para a reforma de propagandas políticas
- إطار دولي لإصلاح الإعلانات السياسية
- 政治广告改革的国际框架
- An international framework for political ad reform
- Un cadre international pour la réforme de la publicité politique
- Un marco internacional para la reforma de los anuncios en campañas políticas.
- Die britische Koalition für die Reform politischer Werbung beginnt ihren internationalen Plan zur politischen Werbungsreform
- The DCMS Disinformation & “Fake News” Report is a leap forward for political ad reform but now the Government must act.
- The call for political ad reform grows louder…
- YouGov research commissioned by the Coalition for Reform in Political Advertising & Full Fact demonstrates that UK voters would support the regulation of factual claims
- It’s time to separate the real from the make believe
- As the Disinformation & “Fake News” inquiry demonstrated yesterday political adverting reform is just common sense. Not only for the electorate but also the political parties.
- Does the government recognise and understand the urgency around issues that need addressing in modern UK elections?
- Political Advertising Code suggestions
- ISBA, the voice of UK advertisers, joins Damain Collin’s call for greater political advertising regulation
- Our advertising practitioners’ response to the DCMS report. Significant progress but we need a more holistic approach and further clarifications.
- Release of Vote Leave adverts bolster case for reforming political advertising
- Electoral Commission report diagnoses problems but ducks difficult solutions
- New ‘deepfake’ technology an emerging threat and another reason to regulate
- Leading advertiser body ISBA endorses Coalitions demands
- New coalition calls for changes to political advertising legislation
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