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New York Note – Deputy Mayor, Election Day, City Legislation, Employment Law Now | Cozen O'Connor - Vimarsana News

New York Note – Deputy Mayor, Election Day, City Legislation, Employment Law Now | Cozen O'Connor

Mayor Adams announced the appointment of Louis Molina as Assistant Deputy Mayor for Public Safety. Molina has served as Commissioner of the NYC Department of Correction since the...

Hillsborough families meet former bishop to discuss new duty of candour law - Vimarsana News

Hillsborough families meet former bishop to discuss new duty of candour law

The families of victims of the 1989 disaster have met James Jones, the former bishop of Liverpool.

Mexico Child Advocates Seek Crackdown On Misleading Social Media Influencers - Vimarsana News

Mexico Child Advocates Seek Crackdown On Misleading Social Media Influencers

Consumer and child protection advocates in Mexico mobilized this week to push for the government to enact rules preventing popular online influencers and corporations from targeting kids with

Mexico child advocates seek crackdown on misleading social media influencers - Vimarsana News

Mexico child advocates seek crackdown on misleading social media influencers

"Expecting self-regulation from the companies has not worked," she said. The 2022 study "Influencer junk food," conducted by Mexico-based consumer advocates Tec-Check and El Poder del Consumidor, documented ad campaigns by eight large companies that have hired influencers to sponsor unhealthy food on social media, pushing misleading and harmful ads in those largely unregulated spaces.

Mexico child advocates seek crackdown on misleading social media influencers - Vimarsana News

Mexico child advocates seek crackdown on misleading social media influencers

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Consumer and child protection advocates in Mexico mobilized this week to push for the government to enact rules preventing popular online influencers and corporations from targeting kids with misleading social media hype for junk food and other products.