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in Other, UncategorizedPromotion with discount codes = sneaky advertising?
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Comparison to influencer sneaking advertising I have already written in the blog about the current verdicts on influencers and sneaky advertising. You can read this directly from the search here. I also explained that the topic also affects other influencers, streamers or esports teams. Although the risk is really very high to receive a warning […] More
in Other, UncategorizedLG Hamburg on Influencer Advertising and “Sponsored Content”
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The problem of influencer sneaking advertising The District Court of Hamburg agrees with the rulings on influencers and sneaky advertising. So far, only the District Court of Munich has shown a different tendency(a summary can be found in this post). It is interesting that the verdict is NOT about Instagram, but about an interactive magazine […] More
OLG Braunschweig to Instagram & Influencer without consideration
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So slowly it becomes lonely for the legal opinions that argue that Instagram posts by influencers only have to be labeled accordingly if there has really been a quid pro quo. Numerous district courts have already gone to court with influencers, including the district court Itzehoe, the district court Karlsruhe, the district court Heilbronn, and […] More
#FreedomOfTagging: Influencer and the VSW
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Currently, the topic is up-to-date again in the problem area Influencer Marketing. This time it concerns Instagram influencer Vanessa Blumenthal, who continues to be in a legal battle with the notorious Social Competition Association. The topic here, too, is the question of whether the tagging and linking of localities and companies must be labelled as […] More
