Privacy and Regulation Facebook’s ‘like’ button puts websites into EU privacy firing line on 07.29.2019 First company to fail GDPR compliance shares tips on prepping for US privacy regs By George P. Slefo on 07.17.2019 Facebook CMO explains why the company actually needs government—and why government should leave Facebook alone By Jack Neff on 07.17.2019 Sen. Mark Warner on regulating the platforms: 'There is more we can do' By Garett Sloane on 07.15.2019 What Facebook’s 'private' future means for social media By Mike Proulx on 05.08.2019 U.S. senators take aim at Big Tech's 'dark patterns' on 04.09.2019 Ad industry groups band together to influence Congress on data privacy By George P. Slefo on 04.08.2019 How Advertisers Could Be Hurt if Net Neutrality Dies By Kate Kaye on 05.22.2017 Republican-Backed Privacy Bill to Protect Restrictions on Sharing Browser History 05.21.17 @ 11:12 PM ET Research: Your Aggregated Consumer Data May Not Be Secure By Kate Kaye on 05.18.2017 Verizon Accuses Net Neutrality Advocates of Lying to Rile Base By Kate Kaye on 05.02.2017 Microsoft Hires Former FTC Commish Brill as EU Privacy Restrictions Loom 05.01.17 @ 06:25 PM ET IAB Chief 'Can't Deal With This Shit,' Demands Members Join TAG By Kate Kaye on 04.21.2017 Industry Plays Whack-a-Mole to Fight Slew of State Privacy Bills 04.17.17 @ 03:44 PM ET FTC Could Regain ISP Privacy Oversight, But It Won't Be Easy 03.30.17 @ 06:30 PM ET Champion of Do-Not-Track Praises Senate's Vote to End ISP Privacy Rules By Kate Kaye on 03.23.2017 Ad Groups Back Repeal of Near-Dead FCC Privacy Rules By Kate Kaye on 03.13.2017 On Data Patrol: How Digital Ad Watchdogs Do Their Increasingly Complex Job By Kate Kaye on 02.16.2017 New FTC Chair Has Warned Against Stricter Privacy Rules By Kate Kaye on 01.26.2017 New FCC Chair Opposed Controversial ISP Privacy Rules By Kate Kaye on 01.24.2017 Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8
