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11/13/2024
Effros: Not So Fast
My point here is not that I can foretell what’s going to happen. It’s that nobody can right now.
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10/30/2024
Effros: Intentionally Annoying
I think it’s pretty easy to spot an obvious trend these days; advertising placement that seems to be intentionally annoying. Why would anyone do that? As important, why would anyone actually pay to do that?
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10/24/2024
NCTA Wants to Click to Cancel Proposed FTC Rule
NCTA joined together with the Electronic Security Association and the Interactive Advertising Bureau to submit a petition for review against the FTC’s recently adopted “click-to-cancel” rule in the Fifth Circuit.
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10/23/2024
FCC Tackling Customer Support in Broadband, Cable
The FCC voted 3-2 to launch a Notice of Inquiry Wednesday taking a deep dive into the quality of customer support offered by cable, broadband, satellite TV and voice service providers.
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10/16/2024
FTC Confirms ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Rule for Sellers
The FTC voted 3-2 in favor of finalizing a “click-to-cancel” rule that will force sellers to make it as easy for consumers to cancel their plan as it was to sign up.
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09/11/2024
FTC Commish Calls Out Latino Representation in Media
It was a packed room at the St. Regis in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday, as former FTC Commissioner Noah Phillips joined sitting Commissioner Alvaro Bedoya during The Media Institute Communications Forum Luncheon to discuss his perspective on hot topics such as protecting children’s privacy, fraud and AI. The free-flowing discussion even delved into TV viewing, with Bedoya complaining about a lack of Latino representation and the skewed portrayal of existing Latino characters, particularly regarding dialects and accents.