grough — Wikipedia accuses The North Face's of 'defacing public property' with photo swaps
The North Face Wikipedia Defacing Campaign Response | HYPEBEAST
The North Face - Wikipedia
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North Face tried to scam Wikipedia to get its products to the top of Google search - The Verge
Reputation Killer? The North Face and Leo Burnett Hack Wikipedia - The Measurement Advisor
The North Face, Inc. - Wikidata
North Face Apologizes After 'Hacking' Wikipedia for Free Advertising – Footwear News
The North Face gamed Wikipedia to boost Google searches | Engadget
North Face Edited Wikipedia's Photos. Wikipedia Wasn't Happy. - The New York Times
Wikipedia is mad at The North Face for 'unethically' manipulating pages | Dazed
The North Face flooded Wikipedia with product images to manipulate Google ranking: Digital Photography Review
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
En voulant piéger Wikipédia, The North Face signe l'un des pires coups de com' de l'année - Views
North Face issue grovelling apology when caught editing Wikipedia pages to boost search results | Daily Mail Online
The North Face 'hacked' Wikipedia to get free marketing, and the site's moderators are not happy about it - Deseret News
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 criticised for replacing Wikipedia pics with branded shots | Wikipedia | The Guardian
Lessons learned from North Face's Wikipedia gaff: How to keep your regional offices from going rogue | Ad Age
Why is everyone talking about North Face SEO? - Cureight
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 Hacked Wikipedia for Promotion. Wikipedia Isn't Impressed. - InsideHook
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
The North Face — Wikipédia
The North Face empört mit Wikipedia-Manipulation - Schleichwerbung | KOM - Magazin für Kommunikation
