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Federal Trade Commission director claims victory with largest civil fine in FTC's history for consent order violation
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- USA
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- November 21 2012
David Vladeck, FTC Director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, made comments Tuesday, citing the U.S. District Court’s approval of a $22.5 million civil fine against Google for violating a consent order as “a clear victory for consumers and privacy,” and demonstrating that the Commission “will continue to ensure that its orders are obeyed, and that consumers’ privacy is protected.”
FTC to hold workshop addressing ad disclosures for on line marketers
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- USA
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- March 1 2012
On February 29, 2012, the Federal Trade Commission, the primary government regulator of advertising in the United States, announced that it will hold a workshop on May 30, 2012 to discuss its guidelines for appropriate disclosures in on-line advertising
California Senate committee passes broad online privacy bill
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- USA
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- May 5 2011
The Judiciary Committee of the California State Senate on Tuesday passed SB761, legislation that would broadly regulate all online data collection and impose a "do not track" regulatory regime for online behavioral advertising
Email marketing under attack
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- USA
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- April 4 2011
In recent months, a number of major brands have faced complex legal and reputational risks that arose from the hacking of email fulfillment vendors
Social media and the law
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- USA
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- November 18 2009
Reed Smith just released its White Paper on legal issues surrounding social media
Unauthorized postings of commercials to third-party websites such as YouTube
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- USA
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- September 16 2009
Earlier this week, we posted a blog entry that discussed the issue of signatory talent payment obligations in relation to the unauthorized posting of commercials on third party websites such as YouTube
Unauthorized uploads to YouTube
- Reed Smith LLP
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- USA
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- September 15 2009
It has come to the JPC's attention that the unions have been demanding payments be made to performers for commercials that have been uploaded to Internet services like YouTube without the advertiser's or advertising agency producer's authorization and that the advertiser or advertising agency has an obligation to notify YouTube to pull down a commercial that has been posted without authorization
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- Jurisdiction - USA
- Workarea - Internet
- Firm Name - Reed Smith LLP
- Author - Douglas J. Wood