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Direct Marketing Law in the 21st Century Seminar

Outline

9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

Please arrive 30 minutes earlier than the start time to register. Continental breakfast will be served.

Today’s Hottest Issues and Your Required Response

  • Text message marketing: Where the law stands now
  • How to approach wireless marketing in a changing legal climate
  • Pre-recorded messages: What’s all the fuss about?
  • Update on pre-screened offers and the Fair Credit Reporting Act

Respond to Increasing Privacy Pressures

  • Tips for creating a sound online privacy policy
  • Networking advertising, collecting information, and privacy
  • Adhering to the DMA Privacy Promise
  • International privacy and your obligations under the Europe Data Directive
    and Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act
  • Handling sensitive information? New developments in financial and health care privacy
  • Marketing to children without worry: The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act
  • What you need to know about list practices, list hygiene, and who you share lists with – in a nutshell
  • Where the FTC is focusing its privacy enforcement now
  • Make sense of the new tide of privacy legislation out of California

Ensure the Security of Your Data

  • Essentials steps in a security breach notification
  • How laws recently enacted in 35+ states impact your practices

Comply with Changing Advertising Rules

  • When and how the FTC’s state laws apply to you
  • What makes comparative advertising deceptive under the FTC
  • Endorsements and testimonials: Do yours pass the FTC’s rigid test?
  • Know your rights and risks when using the word “free” in advertising
  • Warranties: What the law does and doesn’t require

Advertise Online Without Legal Consequences

  • Demystify the legal complexities of search engine advertising
  • How to safely take a stake in the social networking world
  • Legal issues you may confront as a blogger
  • Adware/spyware: The confusing security, privacy, and legal issues
  • Alleviate risk when using behavioral targeting

Understand Where Telemarketing Is Today and Where It’s Headed

  • The national do-not-call registry: Where we are today
  • A clarification of FTC and FCC rules
  • Required disclosures – critical checkpoints
  • What’s changing in state laws

Market by E-mail Within Legal Boundaries

  • Your obligations under the CAN-SPAM Act
  • How the FTC’s rules on “primary purpose” draw a new line for marketers
  • How failure to properly identify the “sender” of commercial e-mail could cost you
  • FCC’s Wireless Domain Registry: Do you met the legal requirements?
  • Update on new Utah and Michigan laws related to child protection registries

Update Your Knowledge of Fax Marketing and the Law

  • The Junk Fax Prevention Act: How to follow the letter of the law
  • What you must know about “established business relationships” before you send a fax

Make Sure Your Sweepstakes and Promotions Are Legal

  • The important difference between a sweepstakes and a lottery
  • Keeping up with the many confusing state requirements

Sidestep Legal Pitfalls in Order Fulfillment

  • Common misconceptions about the “30-day rule”
  • Grasping the important concept of negative option

Protect Your Company’s Intellectual Property

  • Keeping your intellectual property safe
  • Defining intellectual property – trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and beyond
  • The latest strategies for protecting your Web site and domain

Win Consumer Loyalty Through Self-regulation

  • Implementing industry-developed best practices for self regulation
  • How self-regulation builds consumer trust
  • How you, as a marketer, can and must “do the right thing”
Networking Opportunity:
Lunch will be served to facilitate networking with your peers.

Outline is subject to change.

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