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Last month, the United Kingdom's ("UK") competition watchdog released its latest guidelines for social media influencers. The guidelines elucidate the application of existing consumer protection laws and industry rules ...
From 29 April 2019 the so-called "Digital Chart" is finally part of the Italian Code of Marketing Communication Self-Regulation thus becoming binding - and no longer a mere guideline - towards subjects and entities that ...
As Instagram announces that it is considering removing the platform's public 'like' counts, we consider the impact that a future without visual metrics would have on social media platforms and the influencer market.
The Hungarian Competition Authority recently closed the review of the first decision on social media marketing, namely on the use of appropriate tags in sponsored content.
Fines are on the horizon for social media influencers not aligning their practice as set out by the Hungarian Competition Authority.
In a decision contrary to the current climate on influencer marketing, the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg decided that Instagram posts of influencers containing product placement do not need to be disclosed as ...
How do brands and influencers maintain authenticity and integrity? How important is the contractual relationship between brand and influencer? What changes might we see in the brand and influencer community over the ...
As the next big thing after the traditional “celebrity endorsements”, engaging influencers, also referred to as Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) has become one of the most effective ways to create brand exposure, engage ...
On 6 August 2018 the Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) announced a second moral suasion action towards influencers, bloggers and, more in general, so called "influencer marketing".
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