• 12.07.17

    Dec. 31 Deadline to Preserve DMCA Service Provider Immunity

    By Dec. 31, 2017, eligible service providers must use a new online system at the Copyright Office to designate agents to receive Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices.

  • 11.27.17

    NAD Turns Down Mascara’s ‘1,944% More Volume’ Claim

    Claims for “1,944% more volume!” and accompanying “Before” and “After” photographs should be discontinued, the National Advertising Division advised Too Faced Cosmetics after reviewing the advertising for its Better Than Sex mascara line in a challenge brought by ...

  • 11.27.17

    FTC Drives Auto Dealership to $1.4M Civil Penalty

    Providing an important reminder about complying with the terms of a Federal Trade Commission order, a California-based auto dealership agreed to pay $1.4 million to settle charges it violated a 2014 administrative order.

  • 11.27.17

    New York AG Wants to SHIELD State From Data Breaches

    In the wake of the Equifax data breach, New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman introduced a new measure to “close major gaps” in the state’s “weak and outdated” data security laws.

  • 11.27.17

    Celebrity Influencers Now Causing Trouble With … Investments?

    The new trend in celebrity endorsements without disclosing connections or affiliations: promoting stocks and other investments, according to a Public Statement from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

  • 11.16.17

    Lawmakers Speak Out Against Ad Tax Changes

    Legislators are pushing back against a proposed alteration to the tax code that would—for the first time—change the treatment of advertising expenses.

  • 11.16.17

    Ninth Circuit: Let’s Talk About Comic-Con

    The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed a protective order in the dispute over the “Comic-Con” trademark, finding that a prohibition on the defendants from discussing the case on social media was unconstitutional.

  • 11.16.17

    Keep It Concrete, Ad Groups Urge FTC

    In new comments filed in advance of a workshop on “informational injury,” a coalition of advertising groups encouraged the Federal Trade Commission to take action in cases involving privacy or data security issues only when consumers have suffered concrete injuries.

  • 11.16.17

    Don’t Play Around With Disclosures, CARU Tells Toy Channel

    In a recent decision, the Children’s Advertising Review Unit (CARU) called for more prominent disclosures of ad content on a child-directed YouTube channel.

  • 11.09.17

    FTC Speaks Out on Children’s Voice Recordings

    In a new Enforcement Policy Statement, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) decreased the burden for operators with regard to the collection of certain audio voice recordings of children under the age of 13.

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