Ad Law Access Podcast
How Many is Many?
NAD recently announced a decision in a challenge that Charter brought against T-Mobile for its home internet service. The decision covers a lot of ground and is worth reading if you work in the telecom space. But for…
Webinar Replay - Privacy Priorities for 2022: Tracking State Law Developments
In the absence of a federal privacy law, privacy has been at the forefront of many states’ legislative sessions this year. Listen to this replay of the webinar of the same name to learn about the latest developments in…
NAD Continues to Focus on Green Claims
Most NAD challenges are initiated by competitors, but NAD can also initiate its own inquiries as part of its mission to independently monitor national ads for truthfulness and accuracy. Over the past few months, NAD…
Fareportal to Pay $2.6 Million Over Dark Patterns
The New York Attorney General announced that Fareportal had agreed to pay $2.6 million to end an investigation over its use of “dark patterns” to manipulate consumers into booking flights and hotel accommodations. As…
How the Utah Consumer Privacy Act Stacks Up Against Other State Privacy Laws
As companies wait to see whether the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) becomes the fourth comprehensive state privacy law, we are providing an overview of some of the Act’s key provisions – and how they depart from…