By: Aaron Krowne In 2013, the California Legislature passed AB 370, an addition to California’s path-blazing online consumer privacy protection law in 2003, the California Online Privacy Protection Act (“CalOPPA”). AB 370 took effect January 1, 2014, and adds new requirements to CalOPPA pertaining to consumers’ use of Do-Not-Track (DNT) signals in their web browsers…
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California Governor Signs First “Do Not Track” Privacy Disclosure Bill
Sharing is Caring, but Not Always in the Case of Cookies – CA Governor Signs the Country’s First “Do Not Track” Disclosure Bill by Angelina Bruno-Metzger On September 27, 2013, bill AB370, now known as the “Do Not Track” disclosure law (“DNT”), was officially signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown. This law will impose…
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OlenderFeldman to Speak at SES NY 2012 about Privacy and FTC Compliance
OlenderFeldman will be speaking at SES New York 2012 conference about emerging legal issues in search engine optimization and online behavioral advertising. The panel will discuss Legal Considerations for Search & Social in Regulated Industries: Search in Regulated Industries Legal Considerations for Search & Social in Regulated Industries Programmed by: Chris Boggs Since FDA letters to pharmaceutical…
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Behavioral Advertising and “Do Not Track”: Navigating the Privacy Minefield
The Internet is fraught with privacy-related dangers for companies. For example, Facebook’s IPO filing contains multiple references to the various privacy risks that may threaten its business model, and it seems like every day a new class action suit is filed against Facebook alleging surreptitious tracking or other breaches of privacy laws. Google has recently…
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