Did Whitten succeed in bringing stronger privacy regulations to Google? Also, Google was fined $22.5 million last year by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for tracking Safari browser users. Google's privacy director has resigned from her position...
We are aware of this issue and are continuing to make enquiries with Google to ensure that they comply with the Data Protection Act and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations," ICO said in a statement to V3.
If implemented WITH NEW Federal Regulations: HOWEVER if.the NSTIC fails to implement the necessary regulations; the resulting Identity Ecosystem could turn into a free-for-all Identity marketplace, and create the following risks:
By educating industry and presenting its case in regions including Asia and South America, the IAB aims to prevent regulations and laws that could have a negative impact on the industry outside the U.S.and Europe, where governments are clamping down.
Google Maps Faces July 2011 Deadline on China Regulations - PCWorld FTC Wants Do-Not-Track for Online Ads - ClickZ Here's a roundup of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Nov.to Dec.as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as...
When you market via e-mail, you need to comply with federal regulations that affect all commercial enterprises. Additionally, built in tools help you craft your e-mails to comply with existing spam regulations.
BTW - no one paid me to "endorse" this position on the new FTC regulations - I guess that my butt is now legally covered (at least for this blog post). Fight this unconstitutional over-reach - these are simply regulations from unelected bureaucrats...
FTC Sets New Guidelines for Blogger Endorsements and Word-of-Mouth Marketing Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 6, 2009 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued new regulations regarding blogger endorsements and word-of-mouth marketing campaigns.
FTC Sets New Guidelines for Blogger Endorsements and Word-of-Mouth Marketing Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 5, 2009 The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued new regulations regarding blogger endorsements and word-of-mouth marketing campaigns.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued new regulations regarding blogger endorsements and word-of-mouth marketing campaigns. Another funky area of the new guidelines is the issue of liability if/when/should these regulations be enforced.
FTC's Proposed Social Media Marketing Regulations Target Bloggers As usual, not all stereotypes are rooted in fact. It's time to address the following 11 myths before they are perpetuated any further.
New regulations would allow them to be sued for anything they write that would be false. Supposedly, these new regulations would be restricted to "pay-per-post" content, but I'm sure lawyers will find a way to target all content.
We May Not Need Standards But FTC, FCC Want To Gives Us Regulations The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has updated their online behavioral ad policy. A Leibowitz-Led FTC May Strengthen Spotlight on Digital Ads
We May Not Need Standards But FTC, FCC Want To Gives Us Regulations Yahoo! will begin anonymizing the data it collects after just 90 days, according to a statement released by the company. The data includes search logs, page views, page clicks, ad...
We May Not Need Standards But FTC, FCC Want To Gives Us Regulations A vote on a proposed FCC nationwide free wireless plan has been delayed. Originally scheduled for the June 12 meeting, Chairman Kevin Martin has postponed the vote to give the...
We May Not Need Standards But FTC, FCC Want To Gives Us RegulationsWhile the standards debate rages on, our industry is fast coming under the influence of government regulations. This week has seen discussions about behavioral marketing at the FTC...
The behavioral regulations being looked at by the FTC had Google, Yahoo and Microsoft commenting from different angles. While the standards debate rages on, our industry is fast coming under the influence of government regulations.
Ad industry players are urging the FTC not to impose any new regulations — and also argue that the proposed voluntary guidelines are too restrictive," they reported. Where this gets close to our industry comes from the people seeking greater...
Right now there are no regulations to implement the law, and it's on hold. So consumers would hopefully be able to understand that these were advertisements, and the FTC took no further action. Back at the first legal session in 2002, I remember...
The toolkit Web site is really a fantastic resource -- sort of a jump-start for governments that haven't really thought about, or implemented, anti-spam regulations or enforcement efforts. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is getting behind new...
