Advertising watchdog to get tough on online influencers

Irish bloggers caught flouting advertising rules will be named and shamed by the State watchdog under a new zero-tolerance policy.

Advertising watchdog to get tough on online influencers
Mon, 17 Sep, 2018 - 07:45

By Lynn Kelleher

Irish bloggers caught flouting advertising rules will be named and shamed by the State watchdog under a new zero-tolerance policy.

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