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Senate Dems Have A New Privacy Bill That Could Be The Blueprint For A Federal Law

Democratic lawmakers took another step on the long march toward federal privacy legislation on Tuesday with a new Senate bill that aims to serve as a framework for a national law. The Consumer Online Privacy Rights Act (COPRA) would limit how consumer data is collected, establish a set of consumer data rights and beef up... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // November 26th, 2019 //
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Senate Kills Off FCC Privacy Regulations

The US Senate on Thursday voted down Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations that would have required internet service providers to get users to consent to be targeted by advertisers. The law would have required the providers (ISPs) to get explicit consent from users before allowing advertisers to buy or target against web browsing histories, geolocation,... Continue reading »
by James Hercher // March 23rd, 2017 //
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Sen. Jay Rockefeller Puts Acxiom, Epsilon And Experian 'On Notice'

A Wednesday hearing held by the US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation about the operations of so-called “data brokers” highlighted the disconnect between data marketers and consumer advocates. The hearing followed the release of a report detailing the findings of a yearlong investigation into data marketers. The core disagreement revolves around the extent to which businesses... Continue reading »
by Ryan Joe // December 18th, 2013 //
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