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DAA, Interest-Based Advertising Cited in Federal Trade Commission Filing with National Telecommunications & Information Administration

November 16, 2018

By Lou Mastria

DAA survey research regarding consumer value of Internet content access -- and importance of data-driven advertising -- are acknowledged in agency comments.

A recent Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filing to the National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) cited both the Digital Advertising Alliance��s research and demonstrated reasonableness of interest-based advertising (the filing uses the term online behavioral advertising, or OBA) in its comments to the NTIA.

Summit Snapshot ��18: Top Policymakers Discuss Global Data Flows for Advertising & Privacy Regulation on Different Borders

July 11, 2018

By Lou Mastria

Big Idea: Two leading policymakers spoke to DAA Summit18 participants on global data flows and consumer trust, and public- and private-sector efforts to enable and bolster both objectives.

��In many ways, it feels like we��re at a data ethics tipping point in respect to the public��s trust,�� said Elizabeth Denham, information commissioner of the United Kingdom��s Information Commissioner��s Office (ICO). She was featured in a video address during the DAA Summit18��s keynote policy conversation titled, ��A Worldwide Marketplace for Digital Advertising Data | A Middle Road for Trade?��

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By Lou Mastria

DAA survey research regarding consumer value of Internet content access -- and importance of data-driven advertising -- are acknowledged in agency comments.

By Lou Mastria

Big Idea: Two leading policymakers spoke to DAA Summit18 participants on global data flows and consumer trust, and public- and private-sector efforts to enable and bolster both objectives.

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