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Meta To Face Lawsuits In Japan Over Fake Ads
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta Platforms Inc. will face fresh lawsuits in Japan over advertisements that fraudulently solicited investment funds with fake endorsements from celebrities, local media reported.
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Influencers Must Use 'Paid Promotion', 'Ad' In Endorsements: Centre
Celebrities and influencers, who are endorsing products and services on social media platform, should disclose their material interest by using words like advertisement, sponsored, collaboration or paid promotion.
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Celebrities Beware Of New Endorsement Norms; Rs 10 Lakh Penalty
The government has tightened norms for endorsers, including celebrities and sports persons, as they are now required to make material connection disclosure and due diligence while endorsing in advertisements.
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Pak Cricketer's Post On Never Endorsing Hair Removal Creams Wins Hearts
Cricketer Sana Mir, the former captain of Pakistan's national women's cricket team, has hit out at the body-shaming and objectification of women in advertisements. In a scathing Facebook post, Ms Mir says she'll never endorse products that make women feel "self-conscious." Angered by an ad for hair removal cream, Ms Mir says she has just one messag...
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New Bill Proposes 3-Year Ban On Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
Instead of jail term, celebrities endorsing misleading ads will have to pay penalty of up to Rs 50 lakh and serve a ban of up to three years once the new Consumer Protection Bill is cleared by Parliament.
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Abhay Deol Rips Into Stars Endorsing Fairness Creams From Shah Rukh Khan To Deepika Padukone
Abhay Deol went on a midweek offensive against Shah Rukh Khan and Sonam Kapoor, with a series of Facebook posts on celebrities who advertise fairness creams
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CSE Recommends Ban on Celebs Endorsing Sugary Foods
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has recommended a complete ban on celebrities endorsing foods high in salt, sugar or fat.
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Brokers Can't Hire Celebrities To Endorse Prize Money Schemes: Bourses
Top stock exchanges BSE and NSE have barred brokers from engaging celebrities to endorse schemes involving distribution of prize money and asked them to withdraw advertisements, if any, with immediate effect.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hefty Penalty, Jail For Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
To make celebrities accountable for misleading advertisements, a Parliamentary Standing Committee today recommended stringent provisions including jail term up to five years and hefty penalty of up to 50 lakh in order to protect consumer interest.
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Meta To Face Lawsuits In Japan Over Fake Ads
Facebook and Instagram owner Meta Platforms Inc. will face fresh lawsuits in Japan over advertisements that fraudulently solicited investment funds with fake endorsements from celebrities, local media reported.
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Influencers Must Use 'Paid Promotion', 'Ad' In Endorsements: Centre
Celebrities and influencers, who are endorsing products and services on social media platform, should disclose their material interest by using words like advertisement, sponsored, collaboration or paid promotion.
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Celebrities Beware Of New Endorsement Norms; Rs 10 Lakh Penalty
The government has tightened norms for endorsers, including celebrities and sports persons, as they are now required to make material connection disclosure and due diligence while endorsing in advertisements.
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Pak Cricketer's Post On Never Endorsing Hair Removal Creams Wins Hearts
Cricketer Sana Mir, the former captain of Pakistan's national women's cricket team, has hit out at the body-shaming and objectification of women in advertisements. In a scathing Facebook post, Ms Mir says she'll never endorse products that make women feel "self-conscious." Angered by an ad for hair removal cream, Ms Mir says she has just one messag...
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New Bill Proposes 3-Year Ban On Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
Instead of jail term, celebrities endorsing misleading ads will have to pay penalty of up to Rs 50 lakh and serve a ban of up to three years once the new Consumer Protection Bill is cleared by Parliament.
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Abhay Deol Rips Into Stars Endorsing Fairness Creams From Shah Rukh Khan To Deepika Padukone
Abhay Deol went on a midweek offensive against Shah Rukh Khan and Sonam Kapoor, with a series of Facebook posts on celebrities who advertise fairness creams
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CSE Recommends Ban on Celebs Endorsing Sugary Foods
The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) has recommended a complete ban on celebrities endorsing foods high in salt, sugar or fat.
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Brokers Can't Hire Celebrities To Endorse Prize Money Schemes: Bourses
Top stock exchanges BSE and NSE have barred brokers from engaging celebrities to endorse schemes involving distribution of prize money and asked them to withdraw advertisements, if any, with immediate effect.
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Parliament Panel Suggests Hefty Penalty, Jail For Celebrities Endorsing Misleading Ads
To make celebrities accountable for misleading advertisements, a Parliamentary Standing Committee today recommended stringent provisions including jail term up to five years and hefty penalty of up to 50 lakh in order to protect consumer interest.
