New Privacy Bill Grants Oregon Residents the Option to Opt Out of Targeted Ads
Oregon residents have the right to know what personal data, including pseudonymous identifiers such as cookies, is collected about them and which third parties have access to that data.
Texas Residents Can Opt Out of Targeted Ads Thanks to New Privacy Bill
SMBs with fewer than 500 employees are exempted from the law.
Tennessee, Montana to Enact Comprehensive Consumer Privacy Bills
The patchwork of state-level privacy laws brings new marketing attribution risks for brands.
Iowa’s Privacy Law Is ‘Weakest’ So Far, Doesn’t Give People the Right to Opt Out of Targeted Ads
The state becomes the sixth to pass its own regulation.
What Utah’s New Social Media Law Means for Marketers
The law could inversely raise CPMs and cause inflation for ads that would ideally run between 10.30 p.m. and 6.30 a.m.
Key Dates to Note for Upcoming State Privacy Laws
When enforcement begins in California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut and Utah.
Connecticut’s Digital Privacy Law Is Uncompromising to Businesses
The legislation, subject to the governor's approval, would become law in 2023.
What’s in Utah’s Business-Friendly Privacy Law
Unlike the other states, Utah’s privacy law Is kind to businesses.
Biden Holds Big Tech Accountable for ‘National Experiment’ On Collecting Children’s Data for Ads
Ad industry needs more privacy experts or will find itself in 'troubled waters.'
Publisher Trade Group Letter Calls Out Apple and Google App Stores in Antitrust Bills
The Open App Markets Act could potentially become a law this year.