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According to a news release, the FTC on Thursday voted to open up public comment on a proposed rule that would "combat deceptive or unfair review and endorsement practices." This would include practices such as fake reviews, suppressing negative reviews and paying for positive reviews. "For the products in our research observed buying fake reviews, roughly half of their reviews were eventually deleted, but the deletions occurred with an average lag of over 100 days, allowing sellers to benefit from the short-term boost in ratings, reviews and sales. Almost none of the sellers purchasing fake reviews were well-known brands," said Davide Proserpio of the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, a co-author of the study with Sherry He and Brett Hollenbeck of the UCLA Anderson School of Management.

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"It is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them," Amazon declares. Indeed social media companies are being pressed from multiple directions to take more responsibility for what users do on their platforms, but they make the same noises Amazon does: "we're doing what we can," (and, it is left unsaid, clearly it's not enough).

"It is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them," Amazon declares. Indeed social media companies are being pressed from multiple directions to take more responsibility for what users do on their platforms, but they make the same noises Amazon does: "we're doing what we can," (and, it is left unsaid, clearly it's not enough).

"It is imperative for social media companies to invest adequately in proactive controls to detect and enforce fake reviews ahead of our reporting the issue to them," Amazon declares. Indeed social media companies are being pressed from multiple directions to take more responsibility for what users do on their platforms, but they make the same noises Amazon does: "we're doing what we can," (and, it is left unsaid, clearly it's not enough).