Mar 20

Media Decoder Blog: The Breakfast Meeting: Networks Embrace Content Marketing and Retailers Admit to Faking Faux Fur

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Television networks are creating commercials for advertisers, three retailers settled claims that they marketed real fur as faux, and a professor at Columbia’s journalism school says the university misdirected endowment funds.

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