Eli Hoffmann, the senior vice president of content and editor in chief at SeekingAlpha.com, writes about how the financial site is taking additional steps to prevent writers from posting content about stocks they were paid to promote.
Hoffmann writes, “We are grateful to Richard Pearson for his outstanding undercover work in unearthing foul play on Seeking Alpha and other investing websites, and for sharing his research with us proactively so that we could deal promptly with non-compliant authors. You can read Richard’s recent articles on this topic here and here.
“This discovery has led us to re-examine our contributor due-diligence policies, and to implement the following safeguards:
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