FTC Releases New Rules For Mobile Advertising To keep up with technology, the FTC recently issued new regulations on mobile advertising. Link Here. These dot com disclosures rules guide advertisers on how to avoid deceptive advertising on mobile devices. Advertisers must remember FTC rules apply across all mediums, whether print, radio, mobile, tablets, desktop etc . . . Like all ads, if a disclosure is needed to prevent an online ad claim from being deceptive or unfair, it must be … [Read more...]
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4 Ad Law Posts You Might Have Missed
June is the end of the school year and the beginning of Summer. And, often a time when things fall through the cracks. Yes, this might even include forgetting to read my blog. So, before you start enjoying the beautiful July weather, I'm giving you a chance to redeem yourself and catch up on the four most read posts from June. Click away and see what you missed. • 8 Fundamental Points From The FTC Webinar: Advertising & Privacy Disclosures in a Digital World. In this post, I … [Read more...]
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Advertising & Privacy Disclosures in a Digital World: Cross Platform Advertising Disclosures
Background I “attended” an FTC Webinar yesterday on “Advertising and Privacy Disclosure in a Digital World”. There was a lot of great information that I will cover in this and subsequent blog posts. The FTC requires all ads be “truthful, accurate, and not misleading”. Advertisers often need to disclose additional details in the ad, to meet this requirement. This disclosure requirement applies even in the digital world. Discussion Advertising “disclosures” cannot … [Read more...]
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Privacy Concerns Going Mo-bile (with apologies to The Who)
Background Mobile Apps may be the next target of regulators as they try to prevent unwanted intrusion into the lives of children. The FTC recently issued a report. The report even stated that “protecting children’s privacy is one of the Commission’s top priorities” which means attention to this area is not going away. Of course, the FTC already has enforcement authority under COPPA, and will use their authority under this Act to go after app developers and app stores. These and … [Read more...]
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