YouTube vs. ad blocking programs: How does it affect the consumer?
The free Google-owned company declares war on ad blockers
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What is Greenwashing and how are brands using it?
Not everything that quacks is a duck
Etsy Sellers Accused of Hiking Prices for 'Handmade' Items
Shoppers may be misled into paying a premium price for goods available much more cheaply on other sites.
FTC Warns Hundreds of Advertisers to Play It Straight
Enough already. The FTC warns companies their ads must be truthful.
Fraud Surging on Social Media, FTC Warns; Opens Investigation
Social media a "gold mine for scammers who tout sham products," FTC charges
Google, iHeartMedia Aired Deceptive Radio Ads
Google and iHeartMedia, which owns radio stations across the country, have settled charges that they aired deceptive radio ads touting Google's Pixel 4 smartphone.
Besides the settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, the companies will pay about $9.4 million in penalties to states, including Arizona, California, Georgia,
Lack of Transparency a Major Cause of Loss of Consumer Confidence
The advertising saturation of social networks can lead to consumer mistrust
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The loss of consumer trust in social media advertising is a phenomenon that has become increasingly important in recent years. As social media advertising has become increasingly prevalent, some consumers have lost confidence in the truthfulness and