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The FTC Releases New Guidelines (And Its First Creator-Friendly Brochure) For Influencers Who Post Sponsored Content
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Watchdog Group Files FTC Complaint Against Ryan ToysReview For Improper Ad Disclosures
Ryan ToysReview, arguably the biggest children's channel on all of YouTube, which has subsequently spawned a global multimedia empire, has become the subject of a complaint filed with the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that it has deceived children through sponsored videos that look and feel like organic content.
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YouTube Reportedly In Late Stages Of Federal Investigation For Violating Children’s Privacy Laws
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Most Parents Who Let Their Kids Watch YouTube Have Encountered Disturbing Videos (Study)
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UK Consumer Watchdog Is Monitoring Social Influencers Who May Be Failing To Disclose Paid Promotions
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Advocacy Groups, Citing Children’s Privacy Laws, Ask FTC To Investigate YouTube
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Only 10% Of Affiliate Links On YouTube Are Being Disclosed, Princeton Study Finds
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No “Bright Line” In Influencer Marketing No-Nos, Tubefilter And SAG-AFTRA FTC Panel Shows
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FTC Finalizes Its First Settlement For Social Media Influencers
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FTC Settles Complaint Against ‘Let’s Play’ YouTube Stars, Sends Warning Letters To Other Influencers And Demands Responses
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