The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has released what it has termed as a ‘major update’ in the 11th edition of its Advertising and Marketing Communications Code, which has advised on advertising self-regulation for the past 85 years.
ICC has issued a call for advertisers and marketers to step up as champions of robust ethical standards in the face of multiple industry disruptions and potential challenges to industry self-regulation.
With a range of factors disrupting and reshaping the advertising market – from the rise of artificial intelligence in marketing communications to the growth of influencer marketing and increasing importance of climate issues – the global business body has
ICC reveals ‘major update’ to Advertising and Marketing Communications Code
Awareness for the International Chamber of Commerce code was raised through an integrated campaign that included billboards, video assets, social media, and a new web experience.
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