American Conference Institute Presents Its 24th National Advanced Forum on Advertising Law in New York City
ACI's Forum on Advertising Law (January 24-25, 2011, New York City) will provide attendees with practical strategies to enhance their companies' advertising practices while overcoming new regulatory challenges.
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There is "just 1 percent of a brand's fan base on Facebook and Twitter that drives 20 percent of traffic to its website." (http://www.adotas.com/2010/05/the-value-of-your-biggest-fans/)
Today’s advertisers look to social media technologies as innovative and effective ways to reach their targeted audience while also achieving branding and marketing communication goals. However, these mediums present a unique set of legal challenges for advertising lawyers. At American Conference Institute’s 24th National Advanced Forum on Advertising Law, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from leading executives, such as Anthony Wang, Legal Counsel for Twitter, who have successfully implemented a social media program as part of their advertising strategy.
Advertising Regulations are Constantly Changing – Stay Abreast of the Newest Developments
The FTC, FCC, and state Attorney Generals have shown a reinvigorated interest in investigating advertising claims and practices. At the ACI's conference, attendees will be equipped with necessary tools to advise their company on how to be compliant and competitive in the face of new modes of advertising. They will hear directly from the FTC attorneys responsible for drafting the Green Guides, Endorsement Guidelines, the Online Behavioral Advertising Principles, and COPPA.
Engage in Behavioral Advertising While Adhering to Privacy Laws
Behavioral targeting has been hotly debated in Washington, and lawmakers are considering various proposals to regulate it. The FTC is considering a “Do Not Track” registry akin to the “Do Not Call Registry” used for telecommunications. As behavioral advertising becomes more pervasive, consumers are increasingly concerned that their privacy is being compromised. Learn how to develop highly targeted marketing while adhering to stringent privacy laws.
Network With the Top U.S. Advertisers and the Attorneys Who Counsel Them
Last year, 75% of the ACI's attendees were in-house counsel and marketing executives from leading advertisers. Networking breakfasts, lunches, and a cocktail reception provide several opportunities throughout the conference to interact with other attendees. At this conference, delegates will have the opportunity to meet the movers and shakers in the advertising industry. ACI's speaker faculty is comprised of more than 20 in-house counsel, giving a tremendous opportunity for delegates to benchmark their practices. Featured companies at this year’s conference include: AT&T, Estee Lauder, General Motors, Google, Procter & Gamble, Turner Broadcasting, Twitter, Walt Disney, YouTube and many more.
Post Conference Workshops Give the Opportunity to Gain Valuable, Real World Experience
The learning does not end at the conclusion of the main conference. ACI has developed two workshops to give its attendees the opportunity to go hands-on with industry leaders.
- Developing a Compliant Social Media Policy
- Creating Workable and Adaptable Procedures for Claim Substantiation
*Be part of the event that hundreds of your colleagues have already committed to attend.
For more conference information, visit us online at http://americanconference.com/advertisinglaw
Get a discount on the conference just for participating in our survey.
Please visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DTZ5D68*
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About American Conference Institute: A unique organization, American Conference Institute is devoted to providing the business intelligence that senior decision-makers need to respond to challenges both here in the US, and around the world.
Staffed by industry specialists, lawyers and other professionals, American Conference Institute operates as a think tank, monitoring trends and developments in all major industry sectors, the law, and public policy, with a view to providing information on the leading edge.
There is "just 1 percent of a brand's fan base on Facebook and Twitter that drives 20 percent of traffic to its website." (http://www.adotas.com/2010/05/the-value-of-your-biggest-fans/)
Today’s advertisers look to social media technologies as innovative and effective ways to reach their targeted audience while also achieving branding and marketing communication goals. However, these mediums present a unique set of legal challenges for advertising lawyers. At American Conference Institute’s 24th National Advanced Forum on Advertising Law, attendees will have the opportunity to hear from leading executives, such as Anthony Wang, Legal Counsel for Twitter, who have successfully implemented a social media program as part of their advertising strategy.
Advertising Regulations are Constantly Changing – Stay Abreast of the Newest Developments
The FTC, FCC, and state Attorney Generals have shown a reinvigorated interest in investigating advertising claims and practices. At the ACI's conference, attendees will be equipped with necessary tools to advise their company on how to be compliant and competitive in the face of new modes of advertising. They will hear directly from the FTC attorneys responsible for drafting the Green Guides, Endorsement Guidelines, the Online Behavioral Advertising Principles, and COPPA.
Engage in Behavioral Advertising While Adhering to Privacy Laws
Behavioral targeting has been hotly debated in Washington, and lawmakers are considering various proposals to regulate it. The FTC is considering a “Do Not Track” registry akin to the “Do Not Call Registry” used for telecommunications. As behavioral advertising becomes more pervasive, consumers are increasingly concerned that their privacy is being compromised. Learn how to develop highly targeted marketing while adhering to stringent privacy laws.
Network With the Top U.S. Advertisers and the Attorneys Who Counsel Them
Last year, 75% of the ACI's attendees were in-house counsel and marketing executives from leading advertisers. Networking breakfasts, lunches, and a cocktail reception provide several opportunities throughout the conference to interact with other attendees. At this conference, delegates will have the opportunity to meet the movers and shakers in the advertising industry. ACI's speaker faculty is comprised of more than 20 in-house counsel, giving a tremendous opportunity for delegates to benchmark their practices. Featured companies at this year’s conference include: AT&T, Estee Lauder, General Motors, Google, Procter & Gamble, Turner Broadcasting, Twitter, Walt Disney, YouTube and many more.
Post Conference Workshops Give the Opportunity to Gain Valuable, Real World Experience
The learning does not end at the conclusion of the main conference. ACI has developed two workshops to give its attendees the opportunity to go hands-on with industry leaders.
- Developing a Compliant Social Media Policy
- Creating Workable and Adaptable Procedures for Claim Substantiation
*Be part of the event that hundreds of your colleagues have already committed to attend.
For more conference information, visit us online at http://americanconference.com/advertisinglaw
Get a discount on the conference just for participating in our survey.
Please visit http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DTZ5D68*
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About American Conference Institute: A unique organization, American Conference Institute is devoted to providing the business intelligence that senior decision-makers need to respond to challenges both here in the US, and around the world.
Staffed by industry specialists, lawyers and other professionals, American Conference Institute operates as a think tank, monitoring trends and developments in all major industry sectors, the law, and public policy, with a view to providing information on the leading edge.
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www.americanconference.com/advertisinglaw
Stacey B. Evans, J.D.
212-352-3220
www.americanconference.com/advertisinglaw
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