By David Klein and Julie Klein. November 10, 2022 A typical visit to virtually any website, retail or otherwise, automatically prompts a mini pop-up query in the form of a chatbot or similar technology. Users are invited to engage with the chatbot to submit questions, navigate the ordering process and conduct any number of other …
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By: Megan Graham View the original article in The Wall Street Journal here. The SEC settled with Kim Kardashian over her promotion of a cryptocurrency. Here is how influencers and marketers can stay above board with crypto messaging. Kim Kardashian’s $1.26 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commissionover a cryptocurrency promotion highlighted the risk that …
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By Rudy Takala at CoinTelegraph. For the original article, click here. Are cryptocurrency games innocent fun? Or are they Ponzi schemes facing an imminent crackdown by regulators in the United States? Tokens related to cryptocurrency games — known colloquially as “GameFi” — were worth a cumulative total of nearly $10 billion as of mid-August, give or take …
By Zachary Zagger For the original publication, click here. Law360 (April 13, 2022, 3:21 PM EDT) — New York Mets owner Steve Cohen is pushing for a casino development near Citi Field in Queens, a proposal experts say could face obstacles as the state’s expansion of gambling sparks an industry fight over precious New York City real estate.
By Trishla Ostwal To read the original article, please click here. Utah is on the cusp of becoming the fifth state to pass consumer-privacy legislation, joining California, Colorado and Virginia. Earlier this year, Massachusetts advanced its privacy law through a bipartisan cybersecurity committee with a 12-0 vote. The Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA) follows Virginia’s privacy model that gives people leverage over …
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By Trishla Ostwal The U.K. government announced additional amendments to the scope of the Online Safety Bill this week, this time drawing measures to protect people from advertising scams. Top line The bill mandates that social media companies including Instagram, Facebook and Twitter—as well as search engines like Google—protect people from both prepaid fraudulent ads and user-generated scams. The changes …
By Trishla Ostwal With a year to go before California’s Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)—which aims to prevent businesses from sharing peoples’ data—comes into effect, big tech companies and their lobbyists are actively engaged in limiting the impact of the law. In the public comments released by the state regulatory body California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), tech giants like Google and …
By Zachary Zagger for Law360 Law360 (November 3, 2021, 9:05 PM EDT) — New Jersey voters this week shot down a constitutional referendum to allow sports betting on in-state college teams, a move that came as a surprise to legal experts and could reveal lingering concerns about undermining the integrity of college sports. The Garden …
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