Social media law: influencers and advertising

Social media law: influencers and advertising

Inluencer, Marketing
The majority of influencers audited ignore legal guidelines by not labelling commercial content as advertising. / © gstockstudio, Adobe Stock

On 14 February, the results of a review ("sweep") of influencer posts on social media were published. The subject of this review was whether they adhere to the legal guidelines when they advertise. The results are rather unexpected. 

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