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Statement of Intent

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) covers a wide range of different ads across social media, like press ads, Radio and TV ads (including teleshopping presentations), Ads on the internet, smartphones and tablets, Ad claims on companies’ own websites, Commercial e-mail and text messages, Posters/billboards Leaflets and brochures Ads at the cinema Direct mail, whether addressed to you personally or not. Along with this, they have rules alongside advertisement, such as compliance, which states that advertisements should not mislead or cause serious or widespread offence or harm, especially to children or the vulnerable. This is to protect target audiences and make sure what is advertised to them is for them and not to offend them in any way. Another rule is children which states, children must be protected from advertisements that could cause physical, mental or moral harm. This is to ensure parents that what is being advertised to their children is safe for them and won’t cause the

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Reality TV Show Data

‘I’m a celebrity get me out of here’ had 12.69 million viewers for the seasons opening episode in 2019. Big Brother-mostly 45-54-year olds with 70% of the viewers being women and audiences typically being from the lower classes. The circle, audience of half a million 16-34 year olds. The Masked Singer, which sees celebrities singing anonymously behind outlandish costumes, drew an average audience of 5.5 million viewers. It went head-to-head with The Greatest Dancer, which attracted 3.2 million. The second episode of The Masked Singer was shown on Sunday, when its figures dropped to 4.2 million. Overnight figures count how many people watched the shows live and on ITV+1, before catch-up viewing is included. Strictly Come Dancing viewing figures for this year’s opening episode peaked at 8.5 million on BBC One on Saturday night. (2019) This represents a fall of 1.5 million, or 15%, on last year’s opener, which peaked at 10 million. Strictly, which aired between 7pm and 9.20pm, averaged 7.