PRESENTER
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SPEAKER
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Stuart Ingis is Partner at Venable LLP, where he represents clients in privacy, marketing, and Internet-related proceedings, including matters under the CAN-SPAM Act, TSR, GLBA financial privacy rules, E-Sign Act, COPPA, and the Department of Commerce’s Safe Harbor Program for European data transfers. He is well-known for representing clients in crisis management situations, especially in Congressional relations, and also serves as counsel to the cross-industry effort that has developed self-regulatory principles for online behavioral advertising.
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Fran Maier, President & Executive Chair, TRUSTe
Charles D. Curran, Executive Director& General Counsel, Network Advertising Initiative
Chris Hoofnagle, Director, Univ. of California-Berkley (Center for Law & Technology Information Privacy Program)
Jim Brock, Founder, PrivacyChoice.org
Michelle Bruno, Senior Program Manager, Privacy, Accessibility, Geopolitical & Online Safety, Interactive Entertainment Business, Microsoft Corporation
Description
As the global impact of digital advertising on consumer privacy comes under closer view from governments at all levels, responsible marketers are looking forward and stemming the rising tide of regulation by bringing forward relevant, responsible initiatives on self-regulation that preserves an open and competitive marketplace that serves the consumer.
The following panel will outline issues such as online behavioral advertising, social media, mobile and the internet and the current state of privacy and upcoming self-regulatory initiatives to ensure a balance between optimal interactive marketing and consumer privacy protections.
No items are available for this session.