02.02.22
As consumers are increasingly relying on e-commerce and digital services to fulfill their everyday needs, autorenewal programs, like subscription plans or continuity services, have become a ubiquitous marketing tool for companies.
12.29.21
Looking ahead to 2022, host Po Yi has invited new and returning guests to discuss important updates on pressing topics and to share their insight for what the new year may bring.
11.24.21
The pandemic has disrupted almost all major industries—and retail is no exception. From global supply chain issues to driver shortages to manufacturing delays, retailers have had to adapt to a multitude of challenges leading up to the current holiday shopping season. In this episode ...
11.23.21
In this episode of Data on Demand, we discuss data and sports, especially in relation to the expanded use of data to pursue fan engagement strategies.
10.29.21
This past year, the Perfect Balance: An Advertising Law Podcast has covered a wide range of topics—from issues related to COVID-19 and California Consumer Privacy Act implications related to digital advertising to developments in student-athlete name, image and likeness rights and loyalty ...
09.30.21
07.22.21
In a world where technology has exponentially increased the ways consumers can spend their money and time, loyalty programs are becoming even more important for brands hoping to differentiate their offerings for customer acquisition and retention purposes.
07.20.21
In this episode of Data on Demand, we discuss the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez, which revisited the Court’s Spokeo decision from a few years ago to examine concrete harm required for Article III standing.
06.23.21
Join host Scott T. Lashway, partner and co-leader of Manatt’s privacy and data security practice, and special counsel Matthew M.K. Stein as they look at the recently decided U.S. Supreme Court case Van Buren v. the United States on the scope of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
06.17.21
For years, student athletes have not been able to directly participate in the licensing of their name, image and likeness.