Georgia CLE - Media and Advertising Courses
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A Review of the New FTC Guidance on Disclosures in Digital Advertising
Advertising has taken over almost every aspect of our daily lives. Beyond billboards and commercials, viewers are constantly exposed to marketing, whether watching TV, surfing the web or shopping, making it even more difficult for attorneys to advise advertisers in ensuring their disclosures fall within the boundaries of the legal requirements. This of-the-moment CLE course, presented by leading experts in the field, will explain the recent update to the guidance on disclosures. The cour... More Info
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The Googled Verdict: Jury Impartiality in the Search Engine Age
In a world of tweeting, texting and googling, the method and speed of our access to information has been transformed in recent years. But easy access to information is not a benefit in all forums. And in some, it is potentially destructive. A juror sitting on a case is theoretically limited to the information presented to make a determination. But with few clicks on his phone, he or she can easily learn everything the media and the blogging world knows about the case on trial, defendants, prosec... More Info
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Courthouse
“Are they serious?” It’s supposed to be easy to answer whether an advertisement is being facetious or not. It’s supposed to be clear. But what if what the elements the advertiser assumes is obvious “puffery” is not so clear to the consumer? How do you ensure your humor has the consumer laughing and not insisting that you substantiate your claims? Rick Kurnit addresses all of this and more in this enjoyable CLE course which outlines both sides of the comedic divide. The course will explain how to... More Info
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Legal Compliance for Cause Marketing Campaigns
Charitable causes are all the rage these days—from celebrity advocates to company endorsements, the support of and donation to charities have become standard fare. It’s good for publicity, good for exposure and presumably, helps people. But contributions to charitable causes are not a like free parking—legal boundaries are not voluntary. As a result, state and federal regulators keep a sharp eye on commercial co-ventures, ensuring that both the charities and the companies involved are staying o... More Info
$291General Credit
