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I give in - I really don't care whether or not Bozza complies with UK law or not - if he wants to take a risk by ignoring it then that is up to him. The point I was making is that had the site complied with the appropriate legislation then it would have been clear to the OP that payment was...

Up to you - here is a link to the Regulations http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/2013/contents/made See Regulation 6 Section 2 (2) Where a person providing an information society service refers to prices, these shall be indicated clearly and unambiguously and, in particular, shall...

They don't show any prices at all - that is the whole point. If however you do indicate a price, as you have done on this thread, then they must be clear and unambiguous - which they aren't.

I forgot to add in my earlier reply that the eCommerce Regulations require that prices are clear and unambiguous - that is not the same as saying that prices must be displayed. Where however prices are given then these must be clear and not open to misinterpretation. You have indicated a price...

Techcrunch are not a UK organisation/company, the other two sites are. Both the UK sites, (Digital Spy and Stuff), publish full terms and conditions on their sites as well as full company and contact details as required by the eCommerce Regulations 2002. http://www.stuff.tv/legal...

Indeed i tis and indeed he can. The very important point I made earlier though appears to have been ignored! IF you run a website that offers a commercial service such as offering advertising space for sale then you MUST follow the law of the land and display certain information which as far...

Doesn't offering a commercial service on the site, ie advertising space for sale, open up an entirely new can of worms. For a start there are the eCommerce Regulations which have to be complied with and full details displayed, (Full business details, VAT number, company registration number...

Isn't that making a comparison? ???

With there being so many applications made for every apprenticeship offered I suppose it could be argued that posting information about one being available isn't so much an advert but rather information for other site members about a relatively rare opportunity. On the other hand you can see...