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Avisa Partners is a French firm involved in lobbying, cybersecurity and copyright, competitive intelligence, and online influence.
It was created in 2010 and evolved from predecessors including iStrat and a 2018 merger between Demeter, Lexfo and Avisa.
2022 investigations by Mediapart, Marianne, Fakir, Libération, and Le Monde revealed Avisa Partners' activities in publishing ghostwritten articles and intervening in Wikipedia to promote the interests of its clients and to criticise clients' adversaries, giving rise to accusations of information manipulation.
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