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Tag: legislation
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5 Ways China Is Trying to Unaddict Kids From Social Media
Blackout hours, educational content, time limits, and interspersed pauses. This is how China is attempting to mitigate social media addiction.
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What You Need to Know About China's Personal Information Protection Law
Taking a look into the China data privacy protection act that went into effect in November 2021.
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Why Facebook Is Taking the Metaverse to Europe
Facebook's decision to create 10,000 metaverse jobs in Europe has more to it than meets the eye. Here's why.
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Why US Businesses Are Adopting a Zero Trust Model With Technology
In response to the growing number of cyberattacks, the U.S. is developing a zero trust technology strategy in conjunction with the private sector. Here's why.
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Making Sense of the Growing Legislation to Protect Customer Data
Customer data and privacy is a challenge for marketers. And its getting more complex as more and more differing legislations get piled on.
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What Marketers Need to Know About Virginia's Consumer Data Protection Act
California, Maine, Nevada and now Virginia. Old Dominion's governor signed a new comprehensive privacy law this month. Here's what marketers should know.
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Bringing Diversity and Inclusion Into the Board of Directors
Experts say barriers to boardroom diversity exist because of the way boards are typically formed. New legislation looks to break down those barriers.
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The Digital Services Act, The Markets Act and More EU Regulations for Big Tech in 2021
The EU has submitted two new proposals to help control big tech companies' and force them to take on greater responsibility.
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Why Should the Potential TikTok Ban Matter to Marketers?
We explore how a potential ban on the Tik Tok platform by the US government could affect the larger marketing ecosystem.
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California Privacy Bill Gets One More Chance Against Opposition from Facebook, Google
California state senator Ellen Corbett (D-San Leandro) will have until the end of the week to garner five more votes for SB 242, an online privacy bill facing opposition by industry heavyweights such as Google and Facebook, which failed on a 16-16 vote on Friday.
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Introducing Consumer's Online Bill of Rights
What do two former presidential candidates have in common? They are behind The Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights Act of 2011, which "establishes a framework to protect the personal information of all Americans both online and offline." Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Senator John Kerry (D-Mass.
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Web Analytics: Congress Wades into 'Do Not Track' Issue
On Friday, Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) introduced H.R.654, which is intended "to direct the Federal Trade Commission to prescribe regulations regarding the collection and use of information obtained by tracking the Internet activity of an individual." Uh oh. The government is here to help you. Multiple Bills on Deck Rep.
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