Nathaniel Evans
@NateOfAd
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Associate Professor of Advertising at the University of Georgia. Views and opinions are mine and mine alone.
Athens, GA
Joined September 2013
RT @courtchilders: Just in case you need a little academic reading in all of your spare time today, @DrHoy480 @NateOfAd and I really enjoye….
tandfonline.com
Children and Advertising. Volume 47, Issue 4 of Journal of Advertising
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RT @stokel: In today's @ObsNewReview, my in-depth story on Fyre Festival, #ad and the CMAs new influencer rules - and why footballers and L….
theguardian.com
The picture-sharing site and its ilk are full of celebs peddling products and not being open about what they get in return. Will regulation help?
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For those parents that struggle internally with their children’s amount of screen time this is a thoughtful and well informed piece.
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RT @NativeInstitute: Labels aren't the only effective tool for ad recognition, shows study. A companion banner ad is actually just as effec….
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RT @courtchilders: What the FTC’s latest endorsement disclosure actions mean for marketers @DrHoy480 @NateOfAd
martech.org
Regulatory body addresses influencers’ responsibility in making disclosures and the sufficiency of platforms’ branded-content labeling tools.
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RT @joe_phua: Do #Advertising #disclosures of #Instagram #InfluencerMarketing posts work? @AdScholar @UGAGrady @AdPR_UGA @NateOfAd
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RT @sunjooahn: Grady College at University of Georgia is hiring for SIX faculty positions (TT & non-TT). Come work with me! .
grady.uga.edu
Envision your future of educating media’s next generation by joining our Grady College faculty.
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RT @SenKamalaHarris: Public lands belong to the American people. We don’t want them opened up for drilling. Retweet if you agree.
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RT @TruthinAd: More than 600 global brands are advertising on fake news websites—and they don’t seem to care
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RT @OPB: Oregon doctor is worried that a drug company is skirting regulations by using a soap opera to push its product. .
opb.org
An Oregon doctor is worried that a drug company is skirting regulations by using the plot line of a popular soap opera to push its product.
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