Facebook Admits Their Ad Numbers Are “Estimated”

Facebook Admits Their Ad Numbers Are “Estimated”

In their ongoing effort to improve transparency with their ads, Facebook is getting rid of 20 of their older ad metrics. These metrics were said to be either outdated, not actionable, redundant, or rarely used. While most advertisers won’t really notice that they are gone, those who do use them will need to make some … Read more

New York State Passes Legislation Increasing Telemarketing Transparency

According to reports, the number of Do-Not-Call complaints in New York State has been steadily increasing. New Yorkers filed more than 228,900 Do-Not-Call complaints in 2014 and more than 241,658 complaints in 2015. Approximately 200,000 Do-Not-Call complaints were lodged by New Yorkers in the first six months of 2016. As a result, on December 1, … Read more

FTC Announces Accelerated Review of Six Rules & Guides

On July 7, 2011, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) announced an updated regulatory review schedule of numerous rules and guides in order to keep pace with the current technological landscape and rapidly evolving marketplace, while at the same time promoting greater efficiency and transparency.  For the first time, the FTC is seeking public comments on … Read more