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The North Face Wikipedia Drama, Explained - Outside Online
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North Face tried to scam Wikipedia to get its products to the top of Google search - The Verge
grough — Wikipedia accuses The North Face's of 'defacing public property' with photo swaps
The North Face Wikipedia Drama, Explained - Outside Online
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Why The North Face's Wikipedia marketing stunt struck a nerve | CBC Radio
North Face Apologizes After 'Hacking' Wikipedia for Free Advertising – Footwear News
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The North Face Just Did The 1 Thing No Marketer Should Ever Do | Inc.com
North Face criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Google Search, Ads & Analytics for Marketers | Search Engine Land
The North Face Wikipedia Defacing Campaign Response | HYPEBEAST
The North Face Breaches Wikipedia Terms Of Service To Reach Top Of Google Search Results 05/30/2019
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Why The North Face's Wikipedia marketing stunt struck a nerve | CBC Radio
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
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North Face apologizes after openly gloating about gaming Wikipedia for free advertising - The Verge
North Face apologises over Wikipedia 'hack' - BBC News
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The North Face's Wikipedia hijacking is a wake-up call for brands and agencies
