Repurposing One Approved Article Without Breaking Compliance
From Found, Trusted, Booked · 5:22
Show by Dr. Adrian McMillian · ChoiceDigital™
Repurposing One Approved Article Without Breaking Compliance starts with a simple problem: a podcast recorded from memory is not covered by the approval the article received, because the words change. Using a hypothetical advisor named Leah, the episode shows how one approved sentence drifts when it is spoken off the cuff. It then walks through the article's method: cut every format from the approved text, keep a review record for each one, and attach a disclosure that fits the medium. It is a production method, not legal advice. Read the full article
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