Prepared Remarks from NAI President & CEO Leigh Freund for NTIA Virtual Listening Session on Personal Data: Privacy, Equity, and Civil Rights
January 11, 2022
On behalf of the Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”), President & CEO Leigh Freund joined a virtual listening session hosted by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (“NTIA”) to discuss solutions to issues concerning privacy and civil rights. We thank the NTIA for including Leigh in their discussion, and look forward to continuing the conversation with
Meaghan Donahue Joins the NAI Team as Counsel
January 10, 2022
The NAI has hired Meaghan Donohue as Counsel for Compliance and Policy, building on a team of experts in data privacy, public policy, and advertising law, during a time of increased emphasis on the NAI’s three pillars of Privacy, Trust, and Accountability. With experience in privacy, telecommunications, and policy, Meaghan will be a key resource
NAI Comments: The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission (“PDC”): How to Improve Digital Political Advertising Disclosure in the State
November 11, 2021
The Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”) appreciates the opportunity to provide comments on the Washington State Public Disclosure Commission deliberations on how to improve digital political advertising.
The NAI Emphasizes Privacy, Trust and Accountability with the Launch of Our New Website at TheNAI.org
November 11, 2021
The NAI is proud to announce a refreshed brand identity and modern website to reflect the growth and expanding mission of our organization, members, and industry. As the NAI continues to grow and evolve through new members, guidance, and advocacy, the time had come to refresh our look and online presence to emphasize how our
Preliminary Comments on Proposed Rulemaking Under the California Privacy Rights Act
November 9, 2021
On behalf of the Network Advertising Initiative (“NAI”), thank you for the opportunity to providepreliminary comments on proposed rulemaking under the California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”).
Joint Ad Trade Letter on Massachusetts Privacy Bills
October 26, 2021
On behalf of the advertising industry, we oppose the privacy bills discussed during the October 13, 2021 Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet, and Cybersecurity hearing,1 and we offer this letter to express our concerns about overly- restrictive provisions in the multiple legislative drafts, and the potential harms these terms present to consumers
Ad Trade Comments to TN Joint Ad Hoc Committee to Review Data Privacy
October 26, 2021
On behalf of the advertising industry, we oppose the privacy bills discussed during theOctober 13, 2021 Joint Committee on Advanced Information Technology, the Internet, andCybersecurity hearing,1 and we offer this letter to express our concerns about overly- restrictiveprovisions in the multiple legislative drafts, and the potential harms these terms present toconsumers and the Massachusetts economy.
The NAI Welcomes New Staff Members to the Team: Cathy Lee, Ryan Smith, and Fatiha Tabibipour
October 19, 2021
The NAI is expanding its expertise and resources in data privacy, public policy, and advertising law with the recent hirings of Cathy Lee and Ryan Smith, each as Counsel for Compliance and Policy, and Fatiha Tabibipour as Coordinator, Communications & Public Policy. Cathy and Ryan are former NAI legal interns familiar with the ad-tech industry
2015 Update to the NAI Mobile Application Code
July 25, 2021
In 2013, NAI released its first Mobile Application Code in order to clarify how the principles of the 2013 NAI Code of Conduct, including Notice and User Control, applied in the growing mobile “Cross-App Advertising” ecosystem. As technology rapidly evolves, NAI enables our members to be industry innovation leaders by consistently updating our Codes of
You’ve Got Mail: Introducing the “Postcards From…” Blog Series
July 25, 2021
Some 150 years ago, post offices around the world received the first picture postcards. Designed to be mailed without envelopes and kept as souvenirs, the photos themselves brought news. They were decorated with the images of the day – the newly constructed Eiffel Tower perhaps or the happenings at the Chicago World’s Fair. These days,