The identification of native advertising in newspapers, a time and sector based analysis

Keywords: Native advertising, advertorial, sponsored content, self-regulation, press

Abstract

This article will draw up a map of native advertising in the national press that complies with the identification standards recommended by the advertising industry. This type of advertising represents paid content that can be confused with the original material of the media in which it is placed. Its identification is embedded within the general principles of advertising legislation and critically in the sector's self-regulatory codes. The analysis of the native contents that comply with the labeling recommendations published during 2018 in the national press has made it possible to observe: general trends, outstanding absences and the potential relevance of a seasonal condition until now ignored.

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Author Biography

Francisco Leslie López del Castillo Wilderbeek, UPF

I have a PhD in Communication from the UPF and I am a member of the MEDIUM group in the same institution. I have studied Audivisual Communication (UAB/UOC), Law (UOC) and the Master in the Information and Knowledge Society (UOC).
In the professional sphere I am part of the Media Monitoring team of the company REBOLD (Havas Group).

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Published
2020-06-12
How to Cite
López del Castillo Wilderbeek F. L. (2020). The identification of native advertising in newspapers, a time and sector based analysis. Pensar la Publicidad. Revista Internacional de Investigaciones Publicitarias, 14(1), 3-12. https://doi.org/10.5209/pepu.64604
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