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Promotional Marketing Concerns Associated with Online and Mobile Media- KMT

Promotional Marketing Concerns Associated with Online and Mobile Media

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The use of promotions and contests in connection with online and mobile marketing can be a dynamic and cost-effective way to increase conversions, build a database of engaged consumers and increase brand awareness. However, businesses must be aware of the fact that governmental entities, such as the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”), are tasked with regulating, […]

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Civil Investigative Demand- Klein Moynihan Turco

How to Respond to a Civil Investigative Demand

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A Civil Investigative Demand (“CID”) is a discovery tool utilized by regulatory bodies. It is essentially an administrative subpoena to obtain documentary materials, and other information that may be in your possession, custody, or control. Such information may be relevant to a regulatory investigation into possible business practice violations. You may first hear from the

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New Jersey's Sports Gambling Marketing- Klein Moynihan Turco

New Jersey Becomes America’s Largest Sports Betting Market

Blog, Journal, Online Gambling Law, Sweepstakes & Gaming Law /

In June 2018, legal sports betting in New Jersey became a long-awaited reality. There are currently eight online/mobile platforms offering sports gambling in New Jersey. To generate business through sports gambling marketing, the sportsbooks utilize the services of affiliates (i.e., entities and individuals involved in promoting, marketing, and directing business to online sports gambling websites). 

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Creating a Viral and Legally Compliant "Pin to Win" Contest- Klein Moynihan Turco

Creating a Viral (And Legally Compliant) “Pin to Win” Contest

10 Comments / Blog, Journal, Online Gambling Law, Online Marketing & Advertising Law, Sweepstakes & Gaming Law /

We have frequently written about the marketing benefits associated with the use of promotional contests and sweepstakes.  Promotional contests and sweepstakes often appear on social media platforms, which provide companies with a free and effective means to increase the number of consumers participating in their respective contests. While companies must abide by the laws governing

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How to Use Promotional Marketing the Legal Way: Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

How To Use Promotional Marketing The Legal Way

10 Comments / Blog, Online Gambling Law, Online Marketing & Advertising Law, Publications, Sweepstakes & Gaming Law /

The use of promotional contests, games and sweepstakes marketing can be a dynamic and cost-effective way to increase sales, build a database of interested consumers and otherwise increase brand awareness and buzz. Consumers are more easily attracted to your marketing message by the opportunity to win prizes than with more mundane advertising. However, there are

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David Klein for Inman.com: How ShowingTime's Privacy Policy Ties Zillow's Hands

How ShowingTime’s Privacy Policy Ties Zillow’s Hands

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Written by Patrick Kearns for Inman.com February 16, 2021 In the wake of Zillow’s acquisition of ShowingTime, real estate agents who used the platform were concerned about data. The fear expressed was that data from their clients, data regarding showings, is now sitting in the hands of a company it sometimes considers a competitor.  Zillow was clear that the

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1st Circ. Ruling Is A High-Wire Act For Sports Betting Market

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By Zachary Zagger Law360 (January 25, 2021, 9:47 PM EST) — The First Circuit’s recent ruling that the federal Wire Act’s prohibition on interstate communications for wagering applies only to sports betting affirmed a narrow view of the 60-year-old criminal law that attorneys say is a major win for the online lottery and gambling industries, even

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