In ‘how are these even laws…’news. Texas ‘Censorship’ Law Unconstitutional, Tech Industry Tells SCOTUS And, wait, what…why can’t they…Twitter Can’t Halt Texas Probe Over Content Moderation, Court Confirms And, you’ll get no money but MAYBE you can have your privacy…Google Gets Mixed Ruling In Privacy Battle Over Incognito Mode Why Is TikTok Freaking Out The …
So this week’s ‘FTC’ round-up starts with the ol’ ususal suspects, moves into a little deeper, maybe murkier area and ending with my new all-time favorite topic that is now in the thick of legal scrutiny (yep – you got it – third party data collection). Google, iHeartMedia Sued By FTC And States Over Fake …
Lucky for me, in addition to all of the responsibilities Mr. Musk has taken on this week after acquiring Twitter, laying off employees, pissing off advertisers, banning users…., he also is pretty much writing these blogs for me. FTC Has ‘Deep Concern’ About Twitter: ‘No CEO Is Above The Law’. I guess just file that …
Google Email Spam Filters Focus Of L-atest RNC Lawsuit Ughh…Remember when this all started..How Are Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google Monopolies? House Report Counts The Ways Section 230 in action..Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Against TikTok Over ‘Blackout Challenge’ Fatality But, then what happened here – Florida ‘Censorship’ Law Unconstitutional, Tech Groups Tell SCOTUS
You may have noticed there was no Friday FTC last week. I sort of came to a realization, no news is, well, no news. And this week there are two more glaring examples of this… Every Friday for months, i have been mentioning ‘Surveillance Advertising’ and what was to come of the future of data …
Tags When is a tag not just a tag? When it is also considered an ‘endorsement,’ which is always, according to ‘the Federal Trade Commission’s proposed updated guidance regarding testimonials.’ Eesh. What is next?
