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IAB Lends Helping Hand to Small Online Publishers
The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) created a new membership level for small online publishers, part of an effort to help them "prevent adverse state and Federal regulation that could hinder [their] ability to sell or carry advertising."
Any publisher that vends ads directly, indirectly or through a third-party network may join the IAB Small Publisher network, provided they make less than $1 million in annual revenue. The introductory rate is $500 per year.
Interested publishers may [...]
Posted: Wednesday, June 11th 2008
Facebook May Face Class Action Suit, Fueled by Canadian Law School Students
The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic has filed a privacy complaint against Facebook, asserting it violates the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act.
"Facebook does not make a reasonable effort to advise users of the purposes for which their personal information is used," the group wrote. "Facebook also does not advise users of the extent of their personal information that will be shared by joining a network."
Facebook spokesmen denied tha [...]
Posted: Monday, June 2nd 2008
Interactive Marketing Association Launches in Austin
For those keeping up with the new cliques on the block, the Interactive Marketing Association has been formed in Austin, TX.
The AustinIMA is officially the first interactive marketing group for the "third most innovative city in the country," - a title bestowed upon Austin by the Wall Street Journal.
The AustinIMA is a non-profit organization dedicated to "championing innovation" in digital marketing. It also serves as an [...]
Posted: Thursday, August 16th 2007
Double Whammy: DirecTV to Pay $10.4 MM in Fines
The FTC has levied on DirecTV a fine 10 times greater than any other penalties related to the do-not-call law. The satellite TV provider was charged with not sufficiently overseeing the contractors it used to sell its services, reports AdAge (vi [...]
Posted: Friday, December 16th 2005
Firms Charged for Affiliate Spam Hawking Porn
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has charged seven companies with violating anti-porn provisions of the CAN-SPAM Act because of actions taken by their marketing affiliates, the commission announced yesterday, writes ClickZ. The firms didn't directly spam consumers but operated affiliate programs in which others sent spam on their behalf, the FTC said.
Four companies have agreed to pay a total of nearly $1.2 million to settle, and at [...]
Posted: Thursday, July 21st 2005
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