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    Native advertising is the integration of marketing content with a website in such a way that it is not distinct from the rest of the site in terms of its content, format, style or placement. Although native content is often informational rather than ...  Definition

  • dot com disclosures (.com disclosures)

    The dot com disclosures are the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines for applying its regulations to online marketing activities. The FTC's original document "Dot Com Disclosures: Information About Online Advertising," issued in May 2000, dealt prim...  Definition

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    Twitter was abuzz after a report of possible updates to wiretapping laws. Opponents argue it would dramatically alter civil rights and online privacy.  News

  • How does shadow IT complicate regulatory compliance?

    As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls.  FAQ

  • FAQ: How does shadow IT complicate enterprise regulatory compliance?

    As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls.  FAQ

  • AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants)

    The AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) is a member association for the accounting profession that sets ethical standards for accountants, as well as U.S. auditor standards for private companies, nonprofit organizations and the...  Definition

  • Overcoming the data governance and security implications of BYOD

    In this tip, learn the data governance and security obstacles businesses must consider when implementing a BYOD policy, and how to overcome them.  Tip

  • Product Spotlight: Compliance monitoring tools for finance firms

    In this Product Spotlight, learn about new compliance monitoring tools to help financial institutions meet regulatory and data reporting requirements.  Product Spotlight

  • FTC (Federal Trade Commission)

    The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is a U.S. federal regulatory agency designed to monitor and prevent anticompetitive, deceptive or unfair business practices.  Definition

  • geolocation data

    Geolocation data is information associated with an electronic device that can be used to identify its physical location. The most common example of geolocation data is an IP address.  Definition

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