Are today's advertisements too truthful for their own good?
Havoc could ensue if Lord Leveson's logic were applied to advertising, says Jeremy Bullmore.
I have never read the Leveson Report. Even though its remit - "A judicial public inquiry into the culture, practices and ethics of the British press" - was of direct interest, its 2,000 pages daunted me. I read what other people wrote about it but not the report itself. So were it not for Matthew Parris's column in The Timesof October 22, I'd never have known what Lord Justice Leveson had...