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CASL (Anti-spam Law) Development: Canadian CRTC Issues CASL Compliance Guidelines (Canadian Competition and Regulatory Law)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 20, 2014 | Global Blogs

June 20, 2014 Yesterday, Canada’s CRTC issued new Compliance and Enforcement Guidelines (CRTC Bulletin 2014-326) to assist businesses develop compliance programs to comply with Canada’s upcoming anti-spam law (CASL) and do-not-call list rules. In general,...

European Commission – State aid: Commission approves revised restructuring plan for NCG following sale to Banesco Group

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 20, 2014 | European Commission

European Commission Press release Brussels, 20 June 2014 The European Commission has concluded that the sale of the Spanish bank NCG Banco to Banesco Group and proposed amendments to its restructuring plan were in line with EU state aid rules. …read more Source:...

Roundup of Competition & Advertising Law Developments: June 18th & 19th 2014 (Canadian Competition and Regulatory Law)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 20, 2014 | Global Blogs

A number of interesting competition and advertising law developments caught my eye over the past couple days including: June 19th Anti-spam (CASL) law: Businesses scramble as anti-spam law draws near: Globe:...

New Books: International Advertising Law: A Practical Global Guide (Canadian Competition and Regulatory Law)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 20, 2014 | Global Blogs

June 19, 2014 Globe Law and Business recently published a new international advertising law text entitled: International Advertising Law. Given that I work a lot in the Canadian advertising and marketing law areas, as well as the relative dearth of advertising and...

US: SCOTUS ruling puts patent troll victims’ future in question (Competition Policy International)

by 21st Century Competition | Jun 19, 2014 | Global Blogs

Last Thursday’s ruling by the US Supreme Court regarding software patents is leaving questions for victims of patent troll abuse, according to reports. SCOTUS announced its ruling late last week that some patents in Alice Corp. vs. CLS Bank were invalid because...
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