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fromBloomberglaw
1 week ago

'Negative Influencing' Pushes FTC Rules on Ads and Testimonials

Consumers increasingly rely on social-media personalities to recommend products and signal what to buy, avoid, and trust. This relationship rests on a fragile premise: that influencer opinions reflect genuine experience, not undisclosed commercial orchestration. While early regulatory attention focused on covert product promotion, a parallel practice has quietly taken hold. Brands are now deploying influencers to undermine competitors by casting doubt or discouraging purchase under the guise of independent opinion.
Marketing
Marketing tech
fromDigital Trends
1 week ago

The AI arms race in online reviews: How businesses are battling fake content

Online reviews are now industrialized, AI-generated, and manipulated, making online reputation a major customer risk requiring AI safety, platform governance, and trustworthy infrastructure.
Online marketing
fromSourcing Journal
3 weeks ago

FTC Warns Companies Over Fake Reviews

The FTC warned companies that creating, buying, or incentivizing fake consumer reviews violates the Consumer Review Rule and can trigger enforcement and civil penalties.
E-Commerce
fromBusiness Matters
1 month ago

What Makes an Online Review Reliable?

Verified badges, reviewer experience, and telltale signs help distinguish genuine user reviews from exaggerated or fake online reviews.
E-Commerce
fromZDNET
2 months ago

How small businesses can survive AI shopping: 7 essential steps

AI-enabled browsers can automate shopping, accelerating agentic commerce and intensifying pressure on small businesses amid Amazon's dominant market share and widespread review spam.
Books
fromInsideHook
3 months ago

AI Scammers Are Now Using Book Clubs to Target Authors

AI-driven book scams use fake or flattering book-club emails to extract 'spotlight' fees from writers and exploit AI-generated book content.
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