shoemoney.comPublished Last month, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) finally gave the digital advertising world what it’s been waiting for and badly needed for years: “Dot-com Disclosures: How to Make Effective Disclosures in Digital Advertising,” to replace the sorely...
adweek.comPublished At long last, the Federal Trade Commission released updates to what is known as the Dot Com Disclosures, guidance for how marketers can make ad disclosures clear and conspicuous across all platforms.
adweek.comPublished Hearing about Facebook's plan, the CDD Friday alerted the Federal Trade Commission, the General Accountability Office, and key lawmakers at the front of the privacy debate. Many of the same companies that are part of the new Facebook ad plan, such...
toprankblog.comPublished Via Federal Trade Commission. It appears that Google has agreed to amend some of their business practices to resolve FTC concerns that they would be stifling competition in markets for smart phones, tablets, and online search advertising.
Google may have gotten off easy with the Federal Trade Commission, but the changes it voluntarily agreed to make to appease regulators got major kudos from the search advertising and marketing community.
According to the Commission statement, however, the FTC concluded that the introduction of Universal Search, as well as additional changes made to Google’s search algorithms – even those that may have had the effect of harming individual...
Google and Adobe have already each built out end-to-end ad tech stacks but might want to pile on some more pieces to keep ahead of the competition.Regulation Gets Tighter The online advertising community has been waiting over two years for the...
Flanked by the leading privacy hawks in Congress, Federal Trade Commission chairman Jon Leibowitz Wednesday unveiled tighter rules to strengthen kids online and mobile privacy. The FTC vote was 3-1-1.
Last week's Congressional Bipartisan Privacy Caucus briefing on data brokers and privacy must have left quite an impression on Federal Trade Commission chairman Jon Leibowitz, who opened up a probe today to study the privacy practices of the data...
Mobbles preemptively took its mobile app for kids temporarily offline this morning, after learning that a privacy group would be filing a complaint against it with the Federal Trade Commission. Ranked by iTunes as one of the top 100 "entertainment...