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Comment on FTC Blogger Regulations: 3 Smart Opinions by Bryan Person

Bryan Person — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:50:50 +0000

Colin:

Jason makes a good point that I might have added in a comment to your poll question: It’s just as important–perhaps more so–that brands and marketers/PR pros understand the new FTC regulations. It is the marketers who *must* inform bloggers of the disclosure rules, must check that all mentions of the product/service are factual/not exaggerated and who must create training programs for these teams around these new regulations. For many marketers, that’s a big shift in the way they operate.

Bryan | @BryanPerson

Comment on Poll: What is the FTC impact on blogs? by Bryan Person

Bryan Person — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:27:53 +0000

Colin:

This is certainly an important issue, and I think the ramifications will play out over time.

I’d like to quibble over your question if I could. I’m not sure what bloggers would “fight back” against? They can *still* accept sponsorships/products/services/junkets/etc as they always have; they just need to be diligent in *disclosing* them publicly.

What I hope this will mean is that the *unscrupulous* sponsorships–where disclosure is discouraged, etc.–will go away, particularly because such tactics will be against the law.

Curious to see what others think here.

Bryan | @BryanPerson