The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) has stepped up its efforts as a lobbying force in D.C. The group wants to make sure we don’t have laws and regulations which would meaningfully protect the public, including consumers. Here’s how the IAB describes its “Public Policy Council” (one of the groups many standing councils and committees):
“Proactively lobby Congress and Federal Administrative agencies on privacy issues, with a focus on educating key decision-makers on the importance of the interactive advertising industry. 2. Help craft meaningful legislative proposals that protect consumers’ privacy interests without unduly burdening legitimate interactive advertising practices. 3. Engage the Federal Trade Commission to influence future enforcement proceedings, potential rulemakings, and public workshops on issues central to the interactive advertising industry.”
Here is their mission statement and a list of the policy council members:
Mission
Lead the advocacy efforts of IAB’s membership as they engage all levels of government on key policy issues in order to ensure continued growth of the industry.
Committee Leadership
- Dave Morgan, Tacoda, Chair
Committee Participants
- Alan Davidson, Google, Inc.
- Alan Roth, Zango
- Alexandra Wilson, Cox Newspapers, Inc.
- Alissa Kaplan, 24/7 Real Media, Inc.
- Andrew Moskowitz, Vizi Media
- Anne Lucey, CBS Digital Media
- Bennet Kelley, ValueClick Media
- Bennett Zucker, Right Media Inc.
- Bill Bailey, Walt Disney Internet Group
- Bob Filice, Blue Lithium
- Brad Aaron, Q Interactive
- Brent Thompson, IAC Media & Advertising
- Brooks Dobbs, DoubleClick, Inc.
- Bryce Harlow, CBS Digital Media
- Caroline Little, Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive
- Charles Curran, AOL
- Chris Kelly, Facebook
- Chris Lin, comScore
- Cliff Harris, Cablevision Advanced Systems
- Colin Johnson, Motive Interactive Inc
- Craig Spiezle, MSN (Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions)
- Dan O’Connell, WeatherBug
- Danny Choriki, ADTECH US, Inc.
- David Cancel, Compete, Inc.
- David Green, NBC Universal Digital Media
- David Payne, CNN.com
- Diane McDade, MSN (Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions)
- Don Mathis, Azoogle Ads, Inc.
- Erin Miranda, Weather Channel Interactive (Weather.com)
- Frank Torres, MSN (Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions)
- George Pappachen, Dynamic Logic
- Greg Berretta, Zango
- Gregg Pendola, Walt Disney Internet Group
- Henry Goldstein, CNET Networks, Inc.
- Hillary Smith, Right Media Inc.
- Ho Shin, Advertising.com
- Jeff Long, Revolution Health Group
- Joey Lesesne, Cox Newspapers, Inc.
- John Barabino, Google, Inc.
- John Hopkins, WebMD
- John Orlando, CBS Digital Media
- John Wilk, WorldNow
- Jonathan Meyers, Forbes.com
- Josh Brown, CBS Digital Media
- Jules Polonetsky, AOL
- Karl Gallant, ValueClick, Inc.
- Ken Levin, Edmunds.com
- Ken McGraw, Zango
- Laura O’Daly, iVillage, Inc
- Lesley Grossblatt, I/PRO
- Leslie Dunlap, Yahoo!, Inc.
- Linda Chan, SourceForge Inc.
- Linda Schoemaker, aQuantive, Inc.
- Lisa Anderson, AOL
- Louis Hengen, Tacoda
- Marilyn Cade, AT&T
- Mary Berk, MSN (Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions)
- Matt Kaminer, WebMD
- Matthew Stern, Musicloads
- Melissa DeVita, MediaFLO USA, Inc.
- Michael Drobac, Ask, Inc
- Pablo Chavez, Google, Inc.
- Pesach Lattin, Vizi Media
- Phil Stelter, Range Online Media, Inc.
- Richard Bates, Walt Disney Internet Group
- Rick Lane, News. Corp
- Robert Gratchner, Atlas Solutions
- Sarah Deutsch, Idearc Media Corp.’s SuperPages.com
- Shayne Bryant, Idearc Media Corp.’s SuperPages.com
- Shayne Wiley, Yahoo!, Inc.
- Sheri McGaughy, Weather Channel Interactive (Weather.com)
- Sherrese Smith, Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive
- Steve Emmert, LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell
- Susan Fox, Walt Disney Internet Group
- Tom Bartel, Return Path
- Tom Beck, Enlighten
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