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The North Face apologizes for its Wikipedia hack

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Adrianne Pasquarelli
May 30, 2019 04:44 PM

A North Face campaign designed to hack Wikipedia’s system of disclosing paid advocacy has resulted in an apology from the sportswear brand as well as an unflattering update to The North Face’s own Wikipedia page.

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