Heavy fines may be the only thing that really gets the attention of social media companies over fake news, writes Raymond Snoddy – but there are other ways they could redeem themselves in the meantime.
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From 1 October, digitally-altered or enhanced images that make models look slimmer or larger must carry the tag-line ‘Photographie retouchée’, or brands will be fined at least €37,500 or 30% of the cost of creating the ad.
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