Ad Watchdog TINA.org Follows Up on Kardashians’ Deceptive Advertising

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Ad Watchdog TINA.org Follows Up on Kardashians’ Deceptive Advertising

MADISON, CONN. Sept. 26, 2017 –A little over a year ago, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org) filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against the Kardashian/Jenner sisters for publishing social media posts that…

3 Lessons From The Kardashians On How Not To Do Influencer Marketing

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3 Lessons From The Kardashians On How Not To Do Influencer Marketing

Mia Dand, Business 2 Community

Kardashians clean up their Instagram act… kind of

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Kardashians clean up their Instagram act… kind of

Diana Falzone, Fox News

The Kardashians Still Aren’t Disclosing Paid Ads On Instagram

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The Kardashians Still Aren’t Disclosing Paid Ads On Instagram

Katie Kilkenny, Pacific Standard

How celebrities like the Kardashians are bending the advertising rules in the social media age

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How celebrities like the Kardashians are bending the advertising rules in the social media age

Pete Evans, CBC News

Kardashians accused of posting deceptive marketing campaigns

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Kardashians accused of posting deceptive marketing campaigns

Andrea Park, CBS News

The Kardashians slammed for not disclosing relationships to companies they hype on Instagram

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The Kardashians slammed for not disclosing relationships to companies they hype on Instagram

Yuyu Chen, Digiday

Ad watchdog group says the Kardashians are being illegally paid for Instagram posts

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Ad watchdog group says the Kardashians are being illegally paid for Instagram posts

Ashley Rodriguez, Quartz

Advocacy Group Files FTC Complaint Over Kardashians’ Instagram Ads

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Advocacy Group Files FTC Complaint Over Kardashians’ Instagram Ads

Katie Notopoulos, BuzzFeed News

Watchdog group says Kardashians don’t disclose ads on social media, violating FTC rules

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Watchdog group says Kardashians don’t disclose ads on social media, violating FTC rules

Patrick Kulp, Mashable

5 Trends Dominated Ad Law in 2016

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5 Trends Dominated Ad Law in 2016

Jason W. Gordon & Michael E. Strauss, Reed Smith

Watch Out For Hidden Ads On Social Media

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Watch Out For Hidden Ads On Social Media

Benjamin Briscoe, WFMY News 2

FTC Puts Influencers on Notice for Potential Disclosure Violations

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FTC Puts Influencers on Notice for Potential Disclosure Violations

Alexandra Steigrad, WWD

After Kim Kardashian’s SEC settlement, influencers working with brands could face more scrutiny – and fines

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After Kim Kardashian’s SEC settlement, influencers working with brands could face more scrutiny – and fines

Marty Swant, Digiday

TINA.org is helping the FTC crack down on Kardashian-esque influencers

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TINA.org is helping the FTC crack down on Kardashian-esque influencers

Ellen Vessels, The American Genius

He Promised a Dreamy Wedding Proposal. Fans Got a 5-Hour Sale.

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He Promised a Dreamy Wedding Proposal. Fans Got a 5-Hour Sale.

Tiffany May, New York Times

Kardashian family accused of ‘deceptive’ marketing over paid for Instagram endorsements

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Kardashian family accused of ‘deceptive’ marketing over paid for Instagram endorsements

Rebecca Stewart, The Drum

Kardashian Klan accused of ‘deceptive marketing’

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Kardashian Klan accused of ‘deceptive marketing’

Richard Johnson, Page Six

TINA.org Files FTC Complaint Over Kardashian/Jenner Instagram Marketing

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TINA.org Files FTC Complaint Over Kardashian/Jenner Instagram Marketing

MADISON, CONN.  August 26, 2016 – Ad watchdog truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org) has followed through on a recent warning to the Kardashian/Jenner family and the companies they promote on Instagram by filing…

Endorsed on Instagram by a Kardashian, but Is It Love or Just an Ad?

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Endorsed on Instagram by a Kardashian, but Is It Love or Just an Ad?

Sapna Maheshwari, The New York Times