James Thompson
Jan 8, 2018

When trust is snapped

Diageo's decision to pull ads from Snapchat following an ASA ruling reflects a broader problem with media trust, argues the global MD of the company's luxury portfolio.

Rum brand Captain Morgan sailed adrift of Advertising Standards Authority rules in the UK in a Snapchat campaign (different from the one depicted above).

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