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The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida recently released a decision in a TCPA suit brought by a man seeking damages in connection with a series of autodialed telephone calls made to his mobile phone.

auto-dialer, E SIGN Act, FCC, TCPA, Telemarketing Sales Rule

Jason Gordon will be speaking on Tuesday, January 9th to the Association of National Advertisers.

Does the First Amendment trump the right of an aggrieved merchant who seeks to unmask the identity of the authors of scathing reviews?

Please be advised that SAG-AFTRA has extended the Unwired Network – Tier One modified payment structure (sometimes referred to as "ITN") to apply to commercials aired on Active International.

SAG-AFTRA has added additional stations covered under Section 34.B.3. These stations include LAFF, Grit, Escape and Cozi TV.

The non-profit organization uses political robocalls as part of its various campaigns to inform voters about candidates and their positions on veterans' issues.

Our firm's LSHI Group reported on an announcement by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last week, asking for public input on a proposed research study concerning whether the risks presented in direct-to-consumer (DTC) prescription drug ads should be limited solely to risks that are considered "serious and actionable."

On Friday, March 16, 2018, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia issued its long-awaited ruling in ACA International et al. v. FCC (see attached).

The countdown is underway to the deadline when the digital marketing ecosystem needs to be in compliance with the Digital Advertising Alliance guidelines for Online Behavioral Advertising.

As publishers increasingly rely on more modern methods of native advertising, the FTC has published a new guidance on enforcement that clarifies when native advertising may cross the line and become deceptive to consumers.

Automated dialing systems are back – temporarily – like never before.

The Eleventh Circuit recently denied the Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney Kardashian's (the "Kardashians") motion to compel arbitration related to a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by upscale cosmetics company, By Lee Tillett ("Tillett").

As companies increasingly implement voluntary measures to enhance transparency among their user base, this month, YouTube introduced the option for creators to feature paid promotion disclosures on video content.

Check out this month's edition of The Privacy Advisor, a publication of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), for Divonne Smoyer and Kimberly Chow's Q&A with North Carolina Attorney General (AG) Josh Stein.

In the interview, he explores what we can expect in 2018 from his office and from other state AGs on these hot-button issues.

Check out this month's edition of The Privacy Advisor, a publication of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), for Divonne Smoyer and Kimberly Chow's Q&A with Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel.