Sen. Pryor Talks Privacy, Food Guidelines to Ad Biz

He's OK with self-regulation, but worries about bad actors

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Advertisers need to be vigilant about self-regulation if they want to keep Washington out of their business. That was the message delivered by Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.), the new chairman of the commerce subcommittee on communications, technology and the Internet in his address before the Association of National Advertisers Advertising Law and Public Policy Conference in Washington.

Pryor’s subcommittee is where most of the advertising industry’s most pressing issues will be debated, including privacy, Do Not Track, and food-marketing guidelines to children.

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