The FTC has been quite clear that it feels influencers are persuasive and therefore, in order to protect consumers, disclosures of material connections are critical. It has again clarified its expectations and no entity in the "advertising food chain" should be relying on anyone else for compliance.
The FTC updated its guidelines and FAQs on testimonials and endorsements (again). The FTC settles its first case against two individual social media influencers. The FTC sends out warning letters to...
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