The ASA, a British advertising watchdog, is up in arms over a video from vlogger Ruth Crilly, who did not properly mark sponsorship from Max Factor.
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Grapevine, IT Cosmetics Host Contest To Find Next YouTube Beauty Star
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UK Watchdog Goes After Beauty Videos Sponsored By Procter & Gamble
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Healthcare Clinic Uses YouTube Pre-Roll Ads To Stop Everything Viral, Even Videos
MedExpress launched an “anti-viral” series of pre-roll YouTube ads the company hopes are so boring, they’ll prevent the following videos from going viral.
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Delta Released The “Internetest” Of All Internet Safety Videos
Delta released a new video called “The Internetest Safety Video on the Internet,” which highlights everything from screaming goats to the Annoying Orange.
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Pizza Hut’s New PSA Encourages You To Avoid Selfie Stick Abuse
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Taco Bell Canada, Epic Meal Time Partner To Create Giant Quesarito
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Marriott Debuts Second Short Film ‘French Kiss’ On May 19
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YouTube Wants You To Pick Your Favorite Ad From Its Past Ten Years
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GE’s Creator-In-Residence Explores ‘Mad Max’ Future With Scientists, YouTube Stars
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Pepsi, Usher Challenge Photographers To Join Project Shot From Space
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AT&T Inks Deal With Hulu To Sell Streaming Service To Customers
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What Verizon’s Acquisition Of AOL Could Mean For Its Online Video Goals
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