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Online Behavioural Advertising 

Understanding and complying with

Online Behavioural Advertising (OBA) guidelines 

Live Webinar: Wednesday Sept 21, 2011 12:30pm GMT+8 

Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA) and its role in consumer marketing efforts online has taken center stage with regards to how the practice may jeopardize consumer privacy.


Leading marketing and advertising industry associations has initiate a comprehensive, self-regulatory effort since 2010 to develop and implement consumer-friendly principles and enforcement standards regarding OBA.

 

If your organization operates a website, engages in targeted and behavioural advertising, you should review and ensure that your sites and online ads are OBA compliant and commited to protecting consumer privacy.
 

Attend this 45 minutes interactive webinar with industry expert speaker, Ms Melina Rohan from Australian Direct Marketing Association and learn:
 

  • What is Online Behavioural Advertising (OBA)
  • Why the OBA self-regulatory program exists
  • Best Practice Guidelines for OBA


Seats are limited. 

Register now to join this live Webinar.


 

This complimentary webinar is brought to you by Arkadin in partnership with Australian Direct Marketing Association.

 

Who Should Attend

Marketing

including Vice President, Director, Senior Manager, Manager, Executive and specialist in Marketing, Communications,
Advertising, Public Relations, Digital Marketing

 

Agencies

specializing in Digital Marketing, Online Marketing, Advertising.

 

FEATURED SPEAKER

 

 

Melina Rohan

Director - Corporate and Regulatory Affairs,
Australian Direct Marketing Association


 

 

Melina has 16 years experience in the regulation of the telecommunications industry and in privacy legislation.
 

Melina is specifically preoccupied with those areas of legislation that are relevant
to the direct marketing industry including the Privacy Act, the Spam Act, the Do Not Call Register Act, the Competition and Consumer Act and fair trading legislation.

 

 

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