SXSW 2019
Who's Influencing the Influencers
Description:
It is no secret that media consumption is moving from traditional outlets to digital platforms. Due to the popularity and reach of services like Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube and even a resurgent Twitter, brands are partnering with “influencers” to reach specific groups by harnessing the power and goodwill of the people on these platforms. Influencers are passionate about their interests with a highly-engaged following, allowing them to shape and influence audience opinions. This creates issues are trustworthiness and credibility: When is the influencer an objective critic, and when is she a paid spokesperson? Unlike traditional media advertising like magazines and TV, it is more difficult to distinguish commercial from editorial messages leading to increased legal scrutiny and risk.
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Takeaways
- When are influencer marketing legal disclosures required?
- What constitutes adequate disclosure?
- What are the current trends in consumer protection enforcement actions that can get marketers in hot water
Speakers
- David Adler, Lawyer, Adler Law Group
Organizer
David Adler, Lawyer, Adler Law Group
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