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ARTICLE · 19 OCTOBER 2023

The Regulatory Evolution Of Influencer Advertising In India

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Digital and social media consumption has significantly increased in this day and age, which has led to a substantial transition from offline to online shopping

IndiaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Digital and social media consumption has significantly increased in this day and age, which has led to a substantial transition from offline to online shopping. Consumers now generally rely on influencer product and service reviews or related content before making any online purchases. Such content could be, either organic and genuine, or commercially motivated. This has resulted in the blurring of lines between genuine digital content and paid promotional content, and consumers are often unable to differentiate between the two.

Historically, influencer advertising in the digital space has been largely unregulated with influencers having limited accountability, resulting in instances where ingenuous consumers are misled into making decisions without realising the commercial intent behind an influencer posting digital content, with little legal recourse.

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