Europe | ePrivacy Regulation update
e-Privacy Regulation regains momentum. Nick reports on the changes in the latest draft, including updates to cookies and soft opt-in.
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Marketinglaw Update | October 2017
Welcome to your update from ocmarketinglaw.com, with the usual eclectic mix of marcomms law and regulatory developments. This month’s coverage includes amongst other things a rare tobacco advertising case, a slew of ASA cases on affiliate marketing and a taste of the future with a blockchain-enabled loyalty scheme from Burger King.
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Marketinglaw Update | September 2017
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Marketinglaw Update | August 2017
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Marketinglaw Update | June 2017
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Implementing decrees for e-sport competition in France
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The ePrivacy Regulation and adtech
Will the proposed new Regulation kill the adtech sector? In this article, first published in Digital Business Lawyer and written before publication of the recent LIBE amendments, Nick Johnson analysed potential impacts on the sector.
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Marketinglaw update | May 2017
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ASA blogger ruling sheds light on “control” definition
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Marketinglaw Update | April 2017
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Responses to ICO GDPR consent consultation highlight adtech quandary
Submissions from the DMA and the IAB raise issues on the ICO’s proposed guidance on consent under the GDPR. But what are the key bones of contention for the ad sector trade bodies, and what do these tell us about the tough compliance choices faced by the adtech sector? Nick Johnson reports.
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How will the draft ePrivacy Regulation impact on advertising?
The proposed new ePrivacy Regulation updates and amends the existing European ePrivacy Directive. How may the changes impact advertising and marketing? Nick Johnson’s article for Digital Business Lawyer is here.
