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Speaking Up: The Challenges to Section 501(c)(3)’s Political Activities Prohibition in a Post-Citizens United World
2014, Colum. Bus. L. Rev. 817
December 5, 2017, Inside Privacy
A recent District of New Jersey case emphasizes that while, under the FCC’s 2015 interpretation of the law, a customer has a broad right to revoke consent to receive automated calls and texts under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”), the manner in which the consumer seeks to revoke his or her consent must be...… Continue Reading
December 22, 2016, Inside Privacy
On December 20, 2016, the White House released a report examining the potential economic effects of artificial intelligence (“AI”). This report follows closely on the heels of another released by the White House only two months ago that explored more broadly the questions raised for society and public policy by progress in AI. The December...… Continue Reading
November 30, 2016, Inside Privacy
On November 30, the FTC released a staff summary of its September 15, 2016 public workshop, Putting Disclosures to the Test. Numerous goods and services, from home appliances to financial services, make use of disclosures to inform users of their privacy practices. These disclosures—whether delivered offline or online, via text, video, or audio—are a key...… ...