Free pics turned into ads: Wikipedia outraged as North Face brags of site exploit
Wikipedia vs The North Face
The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
The North Face manipulated Wikipedia for free advertising
The North Face Secretly Vandalized Wikipedia to Improve its Google Search Ranking
The North Face flooded Wikipedia with product images to manipulate Google ranking: Digital Photography Review
The North Face: Hackear la Wikipedia quizás no fue tan buena idea
The North Face used Wikipedia to climb to the top of Google search results | Ad Age
The North Face, Inc. - Wikidata
North Face issue grovelling apology when caught editing Wikipedia pages to boost search results | Daily Mail Online
North Face Wikipedia stunt: unruly markets demand unruly marketing; Budweiser gets it right with 'Tagwords' | Ad Age
North Face Hacked Wikipedia for Promotion. Wikipedia Isn't Impressed. - InsideHook
The North Face flooded Wikipedia with product images to manipulate Google ranking: Digital Photography Review
The North Face - Wikipedia
North Face Apologizes and Ends Campaign Manipulating Wikipedia to Promote Its Products
The North Face gamed Wikipedia to boost Google searches | Engadget
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
5 takeaways from The North Face Wikipedia fiasco
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
The North Face Just Did The 1 Thing No Marketer Should Ever Do | Inc.com
The North Face Snuck Ad Photos Into Wikipedia Articles : r/photography
The North Face apologizes for hacking Wikipedia -
The North Face is sorry for hacking Wikipedia photos to promote brand | Fox News
The North Face tricking Wikipedia is advertising's dark side
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North Face tried to scam Wikipedia to get its products to the top of Google search - The Verge
