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Instagram assists with weeding out fake influencers

Some unscrupulous influencers have faked their social media followings to give the appearance of being a legitimate marketing platform for third party brands, yet it’s all smoke and mirrors, warns Ashlee Froese of Froese Law.

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Pandora fails to recover Dutch domain name

23-05-2018

Danish jewellery manufacturer and retailer Pandora has failed to secure the domain name pandora.nl in a dispute filed with the World Intellectual Property Organization.

Incopro raises $21m funding for online brand protection

22-05-2018

Valideus and Nominet launch ‘dot brand’ service

21-05-2018

ICANN approves gTLD data measure as GDPR looms

18-05-2018

.sucks domain registry launches trademark awareness campaign

16-05-2018

English Premier League scores against pirates

15-05-2018

Advertising

The ultimate in influencer marketing: TV product placement 31-01-2018
Crime by manipulation 27-01-2016

Anti-counterfeiting

Branding

Instagram assists with weeding out fake influencers 16-05-2018
Cannabis in Canada: the lowdown on branding 04-04-2018

Domain names

A fresh look at domain name management 25-10-2017
Domain name cybersquatting: the rise of fast flux DNS 13-09-2017

Online copyright

GS Media: where are we now? 07-02-2018
Broadcasting with caution 08-11-2017

Service providers

Protecting reputations: using blockchain to mitigate the scourge of counterfeit goods 28-02-2018
GS Media: where are we now? 07-02-2018

Snapshot

Snapshot: Fleep 01-05-2014
Snapshot: Webtrate 01-04-2014

Social media

Instagram assists with weeding out fake influencers 16-05-2018
Out in the open: battling counterfeiters in the social media landscape 21-02-2018