The North Face invade Wikipedia per farsi pubblicità gratis - Corriere.it
The North Face booed by SEO community after manipulating Google image search results
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North Face apologizes after openly gloating about gaming Wikipedia for free advertising - The Verge
The North Face Wikipedia Defacing Campaign Response | HYPEBEAST
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
The North Face apologizes for hacking Wikipedia -
The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
After touting Wikipedia image campaign, North Face quickly apologizes - PR Daily
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
North Face Apologizes For Wikipedia Search Marketing Blunder 05/31/2019
The North Face Snuck Ad Photos Into Wikipedia Articles
North Face (film) - Wikipedia
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"
The North Face Secretly Vandalized Wikipedia to Improve its Google Search Ranking
The North Face Comes Under Fire For Manipulating Wikipedia Pages For Marketing | Ubergizmo
The North Face Apologizes For Wikipedia Marketing Stunt
Wikipedia is mad at The North Face for 'unethically' manipulating pages | Dazed
The North Face used Wikipedia to climb to the top of Google search results | Ad Age
North Face Hacked Wikipedia for Promotion. Wikipedia Isn't Impressed. - InsideHook
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Wikipedia Slams The North Face for 'Manipulating the Site' | GearJunkie
NORTH FACE WIKIPEDIA STUNT: UNRULY MARKETS DEMAND UNRULY MARKETING - Mechanica
Why The North Face manipulating Wikipedia confirms our darkest fears of advertising – Stand for Something
Brand Blunder #128: The North Face loses moral compass : The Brandthropologist
