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The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a rule that would give it authority to fine businesses that write, buy or sell fake reviews, provide compensation for positive or negative reviews, or sell fake social media followers.

The FTC is looking to impose rules to ban fake online reviews, and it needs the publics input.

The hope is that the fines alone will deter people from making fake reviews, which in the long run will benefit consumers and marketers.

The FTC is looking to impose rules to ban fake online reviews, and it needs the publics input

The FTC is looking to impose rules to ban fake online reviews, and it needs the public's input

Life News

Big Tech's most ardent critics have gained some momentum in pursuit of an antitrust overhaul to curb the power of companies such as Amazon and Google that have become integral to the everyday lives of millions of Americans.

Big Tech's most ardent critics have gained some momentum in pursuit of an antitrust overhaul to curb the power of companies such as Amazon and Google that have become integral to the everyday lives of millions of Americans.

[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight how a new bill supposedly meant to increase innovation and competition might actually hurt consumers, businesses, and the economy as a whole.]

The vast majority of reviews on Yelp are positive. But in trying to respond to critical ones, some doctors, dentists and chiropractors appear to be violating the federal patient privacy law known as HIPAA.