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Facebook announced that it will no longer run ads on its platform that discourage people from getting vaccinated.

Like many social media platforms, Facebook has rules in place that specifically govern the administration and advertisement of prize promotions on the site.

Earlier this week, the Washington Attorney General announced that it had reached a settlement with Facebook over charges that Facebook allowed advertisers to advertise in a discriminatory manner...

Yesterday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to JUUL Labs for marketing unauthorized modified risk tobacco products.

The Federal Election Commission last week approved a final rule establishing requirements for sponsorship disclaimers on political ads. The Commission's internet disclaimer rule has been unchanged...

As reported by AdAge today, even in the face of a social media campaign calling for a boycott, FedEx has not cut its ties with the NRA and will continue to provide discounts ...

Giving your opinion on politics or complaining about the boss to your friends via Facebook is so commonplace and rampant that few people probably stop to think about the consequences of their posting.

So what's a Machinima other than something that sounds like part of a Seinfeld episode?

A Federal Trade Commission staff report released last month and discussed during the last open meeting of the Commission examines certain policies and practices...

With the rise of social media, the FTC is concerned that consumers cannot differentiate between authentic content and advertising.

"Influencers should be on notice," Federal Trade Commissioner Noah J. Phillips tweeted on March 6, 2020.

In one of its first actions after establishing new leadership, the United States Federal Trade Commission has issued a request for public comment "to better understand how technology platforms deny or degrade (such as by ‘demonetizing' or ‘shadow banning') users' access to services based on the content of users' speech or their political affiliations, including activities that take place outside the platform."

Google launched a new privacy policy that took effect on March 1st, 2012. According to Google, the purpose of revising its privacy policy was to unify into one single privacy policy more than 60 different privacy policies across its wide array of products and services.

Fitness apparel brand Gymshark faces a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it built its brand through an extensive influencer marketing network without adequately disclosing material connections between the company and social media creators.

As hotels find new ways to use technology to attract guests and enhance their properties, they need to remain aware of the security challenges these technologies present.

Social media was once reserved for college students and teenagers.

Responding to a request from Congress at the end of last year, the Federal Trade Commission submitted a report to the Senate's Appropriations Committee...

Marketers and their agencies are seeing increased regulatory scrutiny of their influencer campaigns as the popularity of influencers continues to grow and influencer networks become a greater marketing force.