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Second Edition of Privacy Law Released

10.10.22

Advertising Partner and GALA chairman Jeffrey A. Greenbaum is quoted on the Global Advertising Lawyers Alliance (GALA) and the International Advertising Association (IAA)’s release of the second edition two-volume set, “Privacy Law: A Global Legal Perspective on Data Protection Relating to Advertising & Marketing.” Jeff is quoted saying, “We are thrilled to release the second edition of the definitive guide to privacy law relating to the advertising industry. We hope that this guide continues to be a valuable resource to marketers around the world.”

Privacy & Data Security Chair /people/daniel-m-goldberg/Daniel M. Goldberg helped lead the effort to prepare the second edition, along with Stacy Bess the Executive Director of GALA. Daniel is quoted saying, “Privacy laws are evolving at a rapid pace globally, and it’s critically important that marketers understand the impact the laws have on their business – and the consequences if they fail to comply. The second edition of this guide is a critical resource for every marketer around the world.”

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