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[…] from the University of Michigan Law School, Ryan was a contributing editor to the Michigan Law Review. To read his most recent paper, “”People Can Be So Fake: A New Dimension to Privacy and Technology Scholarship,” please click here. Allen Brandt, corporate counsel, data privacy and protection Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). Allan Brandt […]

[…] these developments may mean for your business. Attendees will hear from a panel of industry experts on updates from COPPA, behavioral advertising and other issues affecting online safety and privacy followed by an interactive roundtable discussion. August 26, 2009 12:00pm – 1: 30pm Womble Carlye’s Office 1401 Eye Street, NW 7th Floor Washington DC, 20005

[…] Co-Chair & Director, Future of Privacy Forum Mark Adams, Visiting Fellow, The Progress & Freedom Foundation Proposals to regulate advertising and data collection on the Internet, mobile phones, and interactive television, hold the promise of enhancing consumer privacy.  On the other hand, “smart advertising” allows more relevant advertising to be targeted directly to individual […]

[…] 2:00pm Capitol Visitor Center Room SVC-208 1st Street and East Capitol Street, NE Washington DC, 20002 Proposals to regulate advertising and data collection on the Internet, mobile phones and other interactive television, hold the promise of enhancing consumer privacy. On the other hand, “smart advertising” allows more relevant advertising to be targeted directly to […]

[…] Legal Expert, Inspection Department, Commission Nationale de L’informatique et des Libertés Cocktails, Brie, and Brief Remarks Wednesday, June 24, 2009 5:30pm Future of Privacy Forum’s New Offices 919 18th Street NW Suite 925 Washington, DC 20006 Please RSVP to [email protected] The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) is a Washington, DC based think tank that […]

[…] the technologies used to track users Web activity and are dissatisfied with current practices. The FTC has repeatedly expressed its dissatisfaction with the status quo. And significant numbers of consumers themselves make their discomfort clear by deleting cookies. In response, privacy legislation could be on the way. How are companies responding? Some argue that […]

[…] internal use, evaluating the economic impact of proposals that may limit data use would not be easy.  Perhaps we will collect a group of academics, business and advocates (critics and supporters of robust data use) and see if we can do a follow up working off the IAB numbers.  Interested in supporting such a project?

So-called “social ads” are those that display data and reflect actions taken by social network members. Recently, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) released its “Social Advertising Best Practices”, , developed by a 151-company committee with 218 members including MySpace, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, SocialMedia.com, CBS, Accenture, PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLC, Condé Nast Digital, IDG Entertainment, and Nielsen Online.

[…] will also cover Behavioral Advertising Secrets: What Your Marketing and IT Team Didn’t Think You Needed to Know. Both topics should be big draws for the expected 1500 attendees at the Summit! It’s this sort of event that advances our profession and helps privacy professionals work together to reclaim trust. Registration is open and […]

Microsoft has agreed with the Article 29 Working Party of EU data regulators that they will remove cookies and IP addresses from search data after 6 months, but only if Google and Yahoo also go along. We will comment further about this, but are already thinking about the next issue – ad server log file […]