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Most companies have an army of employees who could be advocates but only a handful ever post, and the FTC just fined a bill-pay app $2.1 million for ads that made itself look like the real biller.
Two shoppers can pay different prices for the same cart because of what their data says about them, and a Florida court ruled that a single "stop" text can cancel your calls too.
Gymshark's lawsuit proves fine print doesn't shrink for small creators, and the CFTC cracks down on prediction markets for making risk look too familiar.
Sameness is eating marketing's credibility, and Hims & Hers just got hit with an FTC lawsuit over skipped consultations, buried cancellations, and shared health data.
Global regulators are holding finfluencers and the brands paying them accountable, while Celsius's founders personally foot a $16.5 million bill for misleading marketing claims.
Real voices build trust that AI can't fake, and National Advertising Division reminds marketers that targeting claims still need receipts.