ROME (Reuters) - Italy's communications authority AGCOM has approved stringent new rules to improve transparency on social media posts made by celebrities with mass online audiences.
The decision comes after top influencer Chiara Ferragni -- with nearly 30 million followers on Instagram -- was handed a fine of over 1 million euros ($1.10 million) by Italy's antitrust agency over the lack of clarity in a Christmas charity initiative.
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