Ads that companies inconspicuously integrate into Twitter, news websites, and other digital platforms are getting new scrutiny from the Federal Trade Commission
The U.S. government’s consumer watchdog announced in September that it will hold a December 4 workshop in Washington on “sponsored content”—also known as “native advertising”—to focus on the blurred lines between advertising and other content in digital media.
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