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“Exceptional feedback” said in house lawyer training specialists C&I when reporting to Osborne Clarke on its recent C&I workshop “Marketing Online-the Legal Update.” One session focused on which regulators marketers…

The Court of Justice of the European Union may soon set up a separate Adwords court as yet another case on use of 3rd party brands as online links, this…

Following marketinglaw’s less than complimentary report in last month’s update on the latest pronouncement on behavioural advertising and the law from the “Article 29 Working Party,” Phil Lee focuses on…

A year on from Osborne Clarke’s first 40 country online behavioural advertising law poll, how have attitudes and laws changed?   Following a fresh survey for 2010, Phil Lee tell…

On 15 June 2010 at One London Wall, EC2 Osborne Clarke will tackle the key legal and regulatory issues for all those looking to leverage social media, behavioural targeting technology,…

Advertising trade bodies in the US have adopted a new symbol to tell consumers when they are being served behavioural adverts. The symbol – an ‘i’ in a circle –…

An association of German data protection authorities has issued a “resolution” on web analytics tools which could significantly impact the use of user profiling techniques in Germany and beyond. Gereon…