• 01.31.19

    Washington, DC, Adds Auto Renewal Law

    The nation’s capital joined the growing number of states regulating automatic renewal contracts when Mayor Muriel Bowser signed the new law into effect this month.

  • 01.31.19

    Ninth Circuit Has No Due Process Concerns About ADA Compliance

    The U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit became the latest court to apply the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to website and mobile app accessibility, reversing dismissal of a suit against Domino’s Pizza.

  • 01.24.19

    Direct Selling Joins Self-Regulatory Program Neighborhood at CBBB

    The Direct Selling Association (DSA) announced the establishment of a new direct selling self-regulatory program that will be administered by the Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB).

  • 01.24.19

    Florida Court Awards FTC $25M Against Roca Labs

    A Florida federal court has ordered Roca Labs to pay more than $25 million in an action filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over the weight loss marketer’s efforts to prevent consumers from writing bad reviews, among other violations of Section 5 of the FTC Act.

  • 01.24.19

    California AG Seeks Input on CCPA

    Stakeholders have the chance to weigh in on the forthcoming regulations implementing the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) at six public forums scheduled for January and February of this year.

  • 01.24.19

    Consumer World Challenges GM’s ‘More Reliable’ Claims

    Consumer World has called on General Motors to stop running ads claiming that its Chevrolet brand of cars is “more reliable” than 23 other brands based on data from a survey conducted about the attributes of 4-year-old cars.

  • 01.10.19

    Accountability Program Tackles Opt-Outs, Disclosures in New Decisions

    In its latest decisions, the Online Interest-Based Advertising (IBA) Accountability Program tackled the issues of privacy disclosures and consumer opt-out tools following inquiries into two advertising technology companies.

  • 12.20.18

    Record $4.95M COPPA Settlement in New York

    In what is believed to be the largest Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) settlement to date, Verizon will pay $4.95 million to the New York Attorney General’s Office based on violations allegedly committed by AOL.

  • 12.20.18

    ANA Seeks Changes to Massachusetts Data Breach Notification Law

    Still reeling from the enactment of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) is pushing back against a proposed data breach notification bill in Massachusetts.

  • 12.13.18

    BBB Launches New Online Tool to Report Bad Ads

    The Better Business Bureau announced a new online tool that allows consumers to report suspicious or questionable ads directly to the organization.

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