Overview
- The CNMC issued final resolutions on Thursday that impose reduced fines on three high‑profile creators after they acknowledged responsibility or paid early: Ibai (568 euros), Nachter (1,067 euros) and Jordi Wild (1,241 euros).
- Ibai was sanctioned for videos on X during a boxing event that showed Coca‑Cola cans bearing artists’ names without clearly identifying the shots as advertising so viewers could tell promotional content from editorial material.
- Nachter was penalised for posting commercial messages about over‑the‑counter flu medicines on Instagram and Facebook without the mandatory advertising label and essential product and precautionary information required for medicine promotion.
- Jordi Wild was cited for YouTube clips linked to the Dogfight Wild Tournament that lacked visible age classification and did not activate platform tools to restrict access by minors for extreme-contact bouts.
- The CNMC stressed that clear ad labelling and correct content classification are key for parental‑control systems to work and said the modest fines set a legal precedent that should push creators and platforms to change how they tag ads and age‑restrict material.