https://michaeljaylissner.com/2009-04-02T14:44:40-07:002009-04-02T14:44:40-07:00Mike Lissnertag:michaeljaylissner.com,2009-04-02:posts/2009/04/02/analysis-of-ftc-behavioral-advertising/

<p>It&#8217;s coming down to the end of the semester, and after I finished <a href="https://michaeljaylissner.com/pdfs/ftc.pdf">the attached paper</a> on <span class="caps">FTC</span> laws as the apply to online advertising, I did some calculations to figure out what I have to do&nbsp;still. </p> <p>Turns out I have 68-95 pages to write (give or take), and two projects to complete between today and early May. Things are going to get&nbsp;interesting. </p> <p>The lay of the land looks like&nbsp;this:</p> <ul> <li>Two law/policy papers - total of 35-50&nbsp;pages</li> <li>One sociology paper - 25-35&nbsp;pages</li> <li>A final project combining some aesthetics work I have been&nbsp;doing</li> <li>Two technology strategy assessments - total of eight&nbsp;pages</li> <li>And an online project - watch for this&nbsp;soon</li> </ul> <p>For now, I&#8217;ll reserve my thoughts on the attached analysis, but I tried to analyze the ways that the <span class="caps">FTC</span> regulates online advertising&#8230;within an eight page&nbsp;limit. </p>