On the 8th, Rightsfor (Tokyo), a subsidiary of Aderans, apologized on its website for engaging in "stealth marketing" (astroturfing) in 2019, where it promoted its products without clearly labeling them as advertisements, stating that it "was not an appropriate advertising method."
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On the 8th, Rightsfor (Tokyo), a subsidiary of Aderans, apologized on its website for engaging in "stealth marketing" (astroturfing) in 2019, where it promoted its products without clearly labeling them as advertisements, stating that it "was not an appropriate advertising method."