MIB includes consumer affairs representative in IDC for TV ads and programmes regulation

Specific provisions in the Advertising Code, such as those under Rule 7(2)(viii)(B), Rule 7(4), and Rule 7(5), which address consumer-related concerns, often lead to conflicts or violations that the committee needs to examine.

The Inter-Departmental Committee, established in 2021 by the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, was set up to address complaints and take corrective actions on TV content that violates the Programme and Advertising Codes under the Cable Television Networks Rules, 1994.

Flipkart, Amazon led e-com consumer complaints in FY24: Consumer Affairs Ministry

In FY24, Flipkart (with 1.6 lakh grievances) was followed by Amazon (with 58,875 grievances), according to the data shared by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs. (Image source: Moneycontrol)

Out of the total grievances (4.4 lakh) registered with the Ministry in fiscal 2024, Flipkart led with 1.6 lakh followed by Amazon and Meesho. Swiggy topped with 9,527 grievances among food delivery platforms followed by Zomato.

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Between creativity and compliance: How influencers circumvent ad rules

ASIFA India has already received 1238 submissions, with 75% from students and 25% from professionals. Of these, 35% are from women creators, and 50% come from emerging creators

Experts agree about an urgent need for more rigorous enforcement and greater awareness of crucial guidelines in influencer marketing.

Big Brands Gone Latent for Samay Raina’s YouTube show?

National Human Rights Commission of India (NHRC) member Priyank Kanoongo has directed YouTube to remove the concerning video of India's Got Latent, a YouTube show by comedian Samay Raina.

With each episode surpassing an average of 20 million views, big and traditional brands are still shying away from sponsoring/associating with Samay Raina’s- ‘India’s Got Latent’ show over ‘brand safety’ concerns.