Instagram Will Add ‘Paid Partnership’ Tag to Sponsored Posts, After FTC’s Warnings to Celebrity Users

Todd Spangler, Variety

An Ad by Any Other Name is Still an Ad

These terms all mean the same thing.

Fit Tea

Diet tea cited by NAD for undisclosed sponsored Instagram posts and health claims.

Digital Content from Apple

Allegations: Misrepresenting that consumers “buy” content and falsely representing that content has “4K” resolution

Cancer Treatment Centers of America Database

eSalon

Can you trust a blog?

Facebook Privacy Settlement Terms in Dispute

FTC reviewing changes to policy on ads featuring users.

Sponsored Endorsements: FTC Isn’t Your Only Concern

Meegan Brooks and Anthony Anscombe, Law360

DJ Khaled under fire for alcohol-sponsored social media posts

Michelle Gant, Fox News

Monetizing Minors: Eric Befumo (aka Big Justice)

Brand partnerships worthy of a big “doom!”

Ad Watchdog TINA.org Reports “Kidfluencer” Ryan ToysReview to FTC

MADISON, CONN. September 4, 2019– An investigation by truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org) has found that popular “kidfluencer” YouTube channel, Ryan ToysReview, is deceiving millions of preschoolers, who, in their early stages of…

Digital Content on Amazon

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that consumers can “buy” digital content when Amazon may revoke access to content at any time

Digital Content on Amazon Platform

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that consumers can “buy” digital content when Amazon may revoke access to content at any time

Audible’s Digital Content

Allegations: Failing to adequately disclose that consumers who “buy” digital content actually get a revocable license to access the content

Content on Amazon Prime Video

Allegations: Failing to adequately disclose that consumers who “buy” digital content actually get a revocable license to access the content

1. Join, 2. Write a Review, 3. Get $5 Credit

Does Amex and TripAdvisor’s new sponsored content program follow FTC regs?

Warner Brothers & PewDiePie Not Game to Disclose Influencer Marketing

MADISON, CONN.  Oct. 31, 2017 –Last November Warner Bros. entered into a final consent order with the FTC to settle charges related to a 2014 influencer marketing campaign for its Lord of…

Warner Bros., PewDiePie Not Game to Disclose Influencer Marketing

TINA.org alerts FTC to Warner Bros.’s violation of a consent order regarding influencer posts.

Exposure without Disclosure: Cashing In with the Kardashians

TINA.org takes famous family’s deceptive social media endorsements to the FTC.

Can You Spot the Ad: The Atlantic

Just how many ads does this news report lead to?