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The example given in the article is that Kim Kardashian was fined $250K for not disclosing that she had been paid to endorse a cryptocurrency on Instagram. In
by zappzoom 4y ago
The example given in the article is that Kim Kardashian was fined $250K for not disclosing that she had been paid to endorse a cryptocurrency on Instagram.
In a TV commercial, sure, you assume that celebrities are paid to appear. But on a social media page that blends personal and commercial brands?
Maybe this could be a monetization avenue for Twitter: a #PaidForBy field that doesn't count against your character limit, and links to the approved brand page.
- skinnymuch 4y agoI vouched for your comment. Don’t see anything wrong with it.
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- night_ship 4y agoAh, I see where I missed the point. I was thinking the TV Ads by Steph Curry, Tom Brady, Larry David, etc. Not the follow-up twitter posts adjacent to the TV campaign. Thanks for clarifying! This will be interesting indeed.
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