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Groups ask FTC to investigate McDonald’s, General Mills over kids’ privacy law

plainte - 22 août 2012

lire sur le site originel >>> (washingtonpost.com)

Several privacy and children’s advocacy groups have written to the Federal Trade Commission asking the agency to investigate large companies such as McDonald’s and General Mills for using marketing techniques they say violate the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The letter also names Doctor’s Associates, Inc. "” the owner of Subway "” as well as Viacom and Turner Broadcasting Systems.
McDonald’s Corp. signage stands outside of a restaurant in Chicago. (Tim Boyle - Bloomberg) In (...)



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USA - BigData - CenterforDigitalDemocracy - COPPA - FTC - GeneralMills - marketing - McDonald’s - SocialNetworkGaming - SubwayKids.com - Turner - Viacom - washingtonpost.com -

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