Why The North Face manipulating Wikipedia confirms our darkest fears of advertising – Stand for Something
Egg on North Face: Wikipedia furious after glamp-wear giant swaps article pics for sneaky ad shots – and even brags about it in a video • The Register
Guerilla-SEO: The North Face schmuggelte Werbebilder in Wikipedia
North Face Hacked Wikipedia for Promotion. Wikipedia Isn't Impressed. - InsideHook
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The North Face 'hacked' Wikipedia to get free marketing, and the site's moderators are not happy about it - Deseret News
The North Face Breaches Wikipedia Terms Of Service To Reach Top Of Google Search Results 05/30/2019
The North Face - Wikipedia
The North Face is Sorry for Hacking Wikipedia Photos to Promote Brand | PCMag
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
The North Face Comes Under Fire For Manipulating Wikipedia Pages For Marketing | Ubergizmo
Mike Dickison on Twitter: "So @thenorthface clumsily replaced Wikipedia photos with their own product-placement shots, then made a video about their clever "hacking". Dicks. https://t.co/AW9k4pBZdg… https://t.co/q8BWUq55js"
NORTH FACE WIKIPEDIA STUNT: UNRULY MARKETS DEMAND UNRULY MARKETING - Mechanica
The North Face gamed Wikipedia to boost Google searches | Engadget
The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
The North Face invade Wikipedia per farsi pubblicità gratis - Corriere.it
North Face Apologizes For Wikipedia Search Marketing Blunder 05/31/2019
The North Face axes 'unethical' Wikipedia product placement campaign by Leo Burnett | The Drum
After touting Wikipedia image campaign, North Face quickly apologizes - PR Daily
The North Face booed by SEO community after manipulating Google image search results
The North Face apologizes after manipulating Wikipedia for its own gain
The North Face manipulated Wikipedia for free advertising
The North Face apologizes for hacking Wikipedia -
The North Face-plant: Turns out hacking Wikipedia isn't good native advertising
Wikipedia is mad at The North Face for 'unethically' manipulating pages | Dazed
