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Blogger takes on Writers Bureau over advertising claims - and wins

THANKS to Gary Marshall for flagging this up.

Blogger Rob Spence has played a blinder with the Advertising Standards Authority after complaining that claims by The Writers Bureau were misleading.

Rob's post about this is pure gold. The full adjudication is here.

File under: A victory for common sense.

November 07, 2007 in Journalism, NEWS, Starting out, Talking points, Writing - general | Permalink

Technorati Tags: advertising, Rob Spence, top blogging, Writers Bureau

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