More and more companies are using promotional tools including sweepstakes, skill contests, and hybrid versions thereof: while struggling to keep a pace with the speed of technological change on the new platforms and technologies delivering these programs. The rapidly changing social media including the laws applying to posting and tweeting in "real-time marketing," unexpected developments in mobile marketing and tracking, the growth and importance of regulations on apps and the enormous increase of privacy-related issues raise complex questions and issues all for the practicing bar.
In this program, experienced practitioners will address the critical issues that arise when offering games and other promotions relevant to today's marketplace. Topics to be discussed include governing sweepstakes, skill contests and other promotions on the new platforms, compliance with the laws governing real time marketing, new mobile marketing developments, the increasing risks of corporate communications and blurred content, the significant change to the ad tech eco-system using privacy by design to build data collection and use, the continued importance of the FTC Endorsement Guides and the FTC's Operation Full Disclosure, Ambush Marketing, Gamification and Children's Marketing.
Speaker:
Melissa Landau Steinman, Venable LLP
For more information and to register online, please visit the New York City Bar Center for CLE website.
New York Credit: 4.5 professional practiceThis live program provides transitional/non-transitional credit to all attorneys.
California Credit:4.5 general
New Jersey Credit: 4.5 general
Pennsylvania Credit: 3.5 general