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Benefits and Limitations of Industry Self-Regulation for Online Behavioral Advertising

Tuesday, December 13, 201101:00 PM to 2:30 PM EST
Microsoft Innovation and Policy Center901 K Street NWEleventh Floor Washington District Of Columbia, 20005

Event Summary

Self-regulation, as opposed to government regulation, is the preferred norm in industries as diverse as health care, higher education, fashion, advertising, mining, marine fishing, professional sports, and nuclear power. The private sector relies on self-regulation to establishing industry standards, professional codes of ethic, and establish consumer confidence. Unfortunately, when it comes to protecting consumer privacy online, many policymakers are skeptical of self-regulation and seem to think the risks of under-regulation outweigh the risks of over-regulation. As debate intensifies in this new regulatory frontier, ITIF is unveiling a report that will evaluate self-regulation by the private sector, explaining in practical terms how it works and why it is essential to protect consumer privacy in online behavioral advertising and other aspects of life online.

Speakers

Genie
Genie Barton
VP/Director, Online Behavioral Advertising Program
Council of Better Business Bureau
Presenter
Daniel
Daniel Castro@castrotech
Vice President and Director, Center for Data Innovation
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
Presenter
Morgan
Morgan Reed
Executive Director
ACT | The App Association
Presenter
Matt
Matt Stanton
Vice President, Public Affairs/Corp. Social Responsibility
Beam Global Spirits & Wine
Presenter
Rachel Nyswander
Rachel Nyswander Thomas
Vice President, Government Affairs
Direct Marketing Association (DMA)
Presenter
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