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AOL calls for email marketing law enforcement
Internet service provider AOL recently bemoaned the lack of any spammer prosecutions in the UK. Others have demanded the scrapping of the present 'B2B exemption' from the 'opt-in' rule for unsolicited marketing emails. Do they have a point?
Date 29 April 2005
In the June edition of Marketing Law, we reported on the issue of telephone glass advertising and the proposed changes to regulation in this area.
As an update, the new Regulations were originally expected to come into force on 1 October 2006, but it now appears, following the Department for Communities & Local Government's 24 July 2006 publication of a consultation on its draft Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 2006, that the commencement date has been pushed back to April 2007.
Date 31 July 2006
European survey reveals digital marketing law shambles
Marketing law experts across the Osborne Clarke Alliance and beyond were recently asked to report on their country's email opt in/opt out laws and how they were being enforced. Catch Stephen Groom's slides to the recent DMA Data Protection conference reporting the picture of disarray this revealed.
Date 30 March 2007
Eighth annual marketing law forum
Last call for 6 December event. There's still time to grab a seat for 'Look Back, Face Forward 2006/7' when we review the major marketing law events of 2006 and predict what will be hot in 2007. Also, Motorola Inc's chief global advertising Counsel Dave Carroll is flying in from Illinois to give us his take on world ad compliance strategies. Book now.
Date 30 November 2006
Eighth Annual Marketing Law Forum places going fast
Look Back Face Forward VIII 06/12/06 now booking This year we look set to reach capacity for 'LBFF' even earlier than ever. To be sure of your place act now.
Date 31 October 2006
Look Back, Face Forward 8th annual marketing law forum
We are delighted to announce that our keynote speaker this year, on 6 December 2006, will be David Carroll, Director and Senior Counsel, Global Marketing and Advertising at Motorola, Inc. And this year, all marketinglaw registered users get a discount!
Date 29 September 2006
Green light for blue spam?
Marketing using Bluetooth technology is not governed by email marketing laws, says the ICO, thus U turning from the position it took in its first Guidance on the Privacy and Electronic (EC Directive) Regulations 2003. But what about the CAP Code and the Data Protection Act 1998? Anna Montes rpts.
Date 06 November 2007
Osborne Clarke stages 10th annual marketing law forum
When we look back at the key marcoms law events of the year and forecast what's in store in the year to come. With a leading US ad lawyer jetting in to give the keynote address and a special tenth birthday quiz with lots of (well six) prizes, this simply cannot be missed. For the full morning programme and how to register see below.
Date 03 October 2008
New Brussels marketing law threat
For those who have only just digested new, EU-inspired 'unfair commercial practices' regulations, another chunky consumer protection offering is being served up by EC mandarins. They now propose compressing four consumer protection directives into just one. Carla Basso reports.
Date 03 November 2008
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Due to high demand, the morning sitting of Osborne Clarke's next half-day 'LBFF' gathering on 3 December 2008 is full up. But never fear, there's now a chance to catch a re-run in the afternoon of our popular reprise of the key marcoms law events of the year plus a forecast of what's in store in 2009! See here for the full programme and how to register.
Date 03 November 2008
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