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It's one thing if the author decides to do it (although it might not go down well with their readers anyway) and a completely different thing if a publisher doe
by rob74 3y ago
It's one thing if the author decides to do it (although it might not go down well with their readers anyway) and a completely different thing if a publisher does it without the author's knowledge. But, to say something positive, it was at least identifiable as an ad and not "seamlessly" integrated into the text.
Some not-so-reputable print magazines still do something similar to this day: embed ads that have more or less the same layout as the actual articles, praising some product. However these must be clearly labeled with the word "ANZEIGE".
- wrp 3y agoDoes the law in other countries require advertorials to be labeled? I seem to remember cases in the USA, but I haven't been looking.
- RamblingCTO 3y agoActually definitely in Germany. But with product placement a "supported by product placements" is enough afaik.