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Even Disney was engaged in stealth marketing, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if a less reputable industry such as gambling is engaged in stealth marketing.
by AraceliHarker 3y ago
Even Disney was engaged in stealth marketing, so I wouldn't be surprised at all if a less reputable industry such as gambling is engaged in stealth marketing.
Disney Puts Some ‘Frozen 2’ Promotions on Ice After Twitter Flap
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- newjersey 3y agoI'd spin this the other way round, even in the US it is unlawful to not disclose that you are advertising: From your link: > In the U.S., the Federal Trade Commission said in 2017 that influencers on social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram “should clearly and conspicuously disclose” any paid work to promote a product or service. Sponsored posts should be clearly labeled, at the very least
- nerdponx 3y agoAnecdotally, the "conspicuously" provision is not enforced, and the FTC no longer has any contact/reporting channel for regular citizens to report violations, other than the specific case of being scammed.