“They were careless people… they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made.”
- F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
California's new laws will expand protections for children featured in online content. D+G partners @AllisonFitzpat1, Jim Johnston and @LPaavana discuss what marketers and content creators need to know about the new payment requirements.
https://t.co/DNFnkQOsF7 #ChildInfluencers
Utah is re-tooling its first-of-its-kind social media law to help protect it from Constitutional challenge. Check out latest developments and my thoughts in the Bloomberg Law article below...
Allison Fitzpatrick, was quoted in the Bloomberg Law article discussing the efforts of state lawmakers to pass bills that are more likely to survive First Amendment scrutiny.
Read the full article below.
https://t.co/n2DrZh1YbY
The children's privacy landscape is rapidly evolving as the FTC, States, and Congress try to keep pace. Check out this very informative @Law360 article which discusses these recent changes and what to look for in 2024....
The children's privacy landscape is rapidly evolving from the FTC's proposed updates to COPPA. Allison Fitzpatrick gives her thoughts on this changing landscape in this Law360 article.
Read the full article below.
https://t.co/gvHLzY1WfH
#FTC#COPPA#DigitalAdvertising
Thank you @adexchanger for the opportunity to be featured in your article on the FTC’s proposed changes to the COPPA Rule, where I gave my insights on what they could mean for contextual advertising to kids.
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Yesterday, the FTC "gifted" us with its long-awaited updates to COPPA. This is an important development as the changes will have a significant impact on children's privacy from ed tech to targeted advertising. Happy Holidays!
The #FTC announced proposed changes to #COPPA, which was last updated in 2013. The proposed changes place new restrictions on the use of children’s personal information. D+G attorneys discuss the changes in our latest alert.
https://t.co/ymDnNeXhhX
@GaryKibel@AllisonFitzpat1
@galalaw members from the USA 🇺🇸, UK 🇬🇧, Netherlands 🇳🇱, Germany 🇩🇪, Canada 🇨🇦, Mexico 🇲🇽, & Colombia 🇨🇴 attending the ANA Masters of Advertising Law Conference in Orlando this week #ANAAdLaw#gala
Thank you @TheEconomist for quoting me in your article about changes in the "Kidfluencer" business over the last few years -- with more changes to come....
Allison Fitzpatrick was quoted in the @EconCulture article, “Regulation Could Disrupt the Booming ‘Kidfluencer’ Business” discussing the FTC’s increased focus on children’s advertising and influencer endorsements.
Read the full article: https://t.co/u9fzFYNImb
Thank you @WSJ for including my thoughts in your article regarding the updated FTC Endorsement Guides and what they mean for influencers and brands.
https://t.co/A0p0Y6ZT3D
Last week, the #FTC published their long-awaited updated endorsement guidelines. @AllisonFitzpat1 provided her comments in this @WSJ article discussing how the FTC’s endorsement guidelines affect marketers, #influencers and brands.
https://t.co/nh9DMvdlYj
For #PR pros, marketers employing #influencers and/or marketing to children, huddle with lawyers re @FTC updated endorsement guides, updated today for the first time since 2009
https://t.co/GFDT6z4euP via @LinkedIn
The FTC has finally released its updated Endorsement Guides! A lot has happened since 2009 – we have influencers instead of bloggers – TikTok instead of MySpace – and Lil Miquela and millionaire child influencers instead Paris Hilton (but we still have the Kardashians)…
The #FTC has announced it has finalized an updated version of its #EndorsementGuides. The final Endorsement Guides make a number of important and sweeping revisions. Stay tuned for a deep dive into the updates and what they mean.
https://t.co/E1OJvOkwdw @AllisonFitzpat1@LPaavana
Thank you Legal 500 for recognizing me as a Leading Lawyer and for awarding Davis+Gilbert’s Advertising + Marketing practice top-tier ranking in the “Media, Technology and Telecoms: Advertising and Marketing – Transactional” category for the 17th year in a row!
Davis+Gilbert continues to be recognized by @thelegal500, receiving national rankings in four practice areas and 18 attorney recommendations. Congratulations to all of those included in this year’s rankings!
Read the complete list of D+G rankings: https://t.co/pfihpzQF96