The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
The North Face Wikipedia Defacing Campaign Response | Hypebeast
The North Face Snuck Ad Photos Into Wikipedia Articles : r/photography
The North Face Comes Under Fire For Manipulating Wikipedia Pages For Marketing | Ubergizmo
File:The North Face shoe.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The North Face — Wikipédia
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Reputation Killer? The North Face and Leo Burnett Hack Wikipedia - The Measurement Advisor
The North Face manipulated Wikipedia for free advertising
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North Face tried to scam Wikipedia to get its products to the top of Google search - The Verge
En voulant piéger Wikipédia, The North Face signe l'un des pires coups de com' de l'année - Views
Apparel Brand The North Face Pulls an Ill-Fated SEO Stunt - Pure SEO
Big bashing on THE NORTH FACE, which carried out a campaign to raise brand search rankings at cost 0 using Wikipedia - GIGAZINE
Wikipedia says The North Face 'manipulated' site to top Google results - CNET
North Face Apologizes and Ends Campaign Manipulating Wikipedia to Promote Its Products
Wikipediaを利用しコスト0でブランドの検索順位を上げるキャンペーンを実施したTHE NORTH FACEに盛大なバッシング - GIGAZINE
North Face Apologizes After 'Hacking' Wikipedia for Free Advertising – Footwear News
The North Face Wikipedia Drama, Explained - Outside Online
North Face issue grovelling apology when caught editing Wikipedia pages to boost search results | Daily Mail Online
The North Face Is Sorry for Hacking Wikipedia Photos to Promote Brand
The North Face 'hacked' Wikipedia to get free marketing, and the site's moderators are not happy about it - Deseret News
Wikipedia is mad at The North Face for 'unethically' manipulating pages | Dazed
The North Face alteró fotos en Wikipedia como parte de una campaña publicitaria | R3D: Red en Defensa de los Derechos Digitales
