WASHINGTON (April 2, 2020) – A wide-ranging group of companies and trade associations today called on Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to veto a controversial bill that includes a tax on digital advertising.
viewWashington, D.C, March 27, 2020 – The Association of National Advertisers (ANA) today asked the California Attorney General to forebear enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) until January 2, 2021 as businesses and the nation focus resources on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
viewHighlights this week include a letter to the California AG asking for delay in CCPA enforcement and the passage of the first ever digital ad tax in the United States.
viewHighlights this issue include new regulations from the California Attorney General, a new proposed federal privacy bill, and the momentary end of the privacy bill threat in Washington State.
viewHighlights this week include a possible private right of action in Washington State, a new children's privacy bill, and updates on Maryland ad taxes and California developments.
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viewANA submitted comments today calling on the California Attorney General’s Office to clarify ambiguous provisions in its updated regulations to implement the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) so that businesses can comply with the law.
viewHighlights this week include an ad tax victory in South Dakota, an FTC request for public comment on endorsement guidelines, and an increasing privacy threat in Washington state.
viewHighlights this week include updates on Washington state, CCPA, and South Dakota, as well as, new federal privacy legislation from Sen. Gillibrand
viewThe Association of National Advertisers is encouraged that the revised proposed regulations to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) provide enhanced clarity surrounding some ambiguous provisions in the law.
viewHighlights this week include news from the FCC, the end of impeachment, and numerous updates from the states.
viewHighlights this week include updates from Congress, ANA's testimony in opposition to Maryland SB 2, and a joint ad trade letter to the California Attorney General asking for a delay regarding CCPA enforcement.
viewOn Privacy Day – and every day – the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) is committed to promoting a comprehensive federal data privacy legislation that ensures all Americans receive the same high level of privacy protection, no matter where they live.
viewThe situation regarding the proposed digital ad tax in Maryland has continued to escalate.The Maryland Senate has now scheduled a hearing for SB 2 on Wednesday, January 29th. Read more on this below!
viewHighlights this week include arguments in the HHS mandatory prescription drug price disclosure case, a new privacy bill in Washington state, and two new ad taxes in Maryland and Nebraska.
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viewHighlights this week include ANA's comments to the FTC on COPPA and an update regarding the CTIA v. Berkeley mandatory disclosure case.
viewDan Jaffe, Group Executive Vice President of Government Relations for the ANA (Association of National Advertisers), today issued the following statement in response to the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) request for comment on the effectiveness of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection (COPPA) Rule.
viewHighlights this week include ANA's detailed comments to the California Attorney General on CCPA, Group EVP Dan Jaffe's testimony to the CA AG, our filing with the FTC on the Negative Option Rule, and numerous updates with regard to federal privacy legislation.
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