Creators must include an audio message or clearly visible watermark at the start of any branded clips denoting that they’ve been supported or sponsored.
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Instagram Influencer Marketing Will Be $2.4 Billion Industry By 2019 (Study)
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Gaming Giant EA Outlines New Disclosure Guidelines For Content Creators
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3 Common Misconceptions Around The FTC Guidelines, Online Video, And Disclosing Branded Content
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Warner Bros. Settles With FTC After Failing To Fully Disclose Sponsored Videos With PewDiePie, Others
The company paid influencers, including PewDiePie, thousands of dollars to promote a video game without properly disclosing that it had done so.
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Machinima Settles FTC Charges Of Deceptive Xbox Products Promotion With YouTube Influencers
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US Senator Sends Letter To Google Addressing YouTube Kids App Concerns
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Child Advocacy Groups Cite Inappropriate Videos On YouTube Kids App
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Children’s Advocacy Groups Up In Arms Over YouTube Kids App
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Here’s The FTC’s Stance On Game Companies Paying YouTubers
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Report: Microsoft Paid $3 CPM For Positive Xbox One YouTube Reviews
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