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Law for the next generation of technology. Trusted by companies building what's next.
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    ZwillGen
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    Jun 2
    Applications are now open for ZwillGen’s 2027–2028 Fellowship Program. Join a team helping clients navigate some of the most important legal challenges shaping technology, privacy, AI, and cybersecurity. For lawyers interested in what’s next.
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    ZwillGen Fellowship Program — For lawyers interested in what’s next
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    ZwillGen
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    Aug 19
    The Federal Trade Commission is seeking public comment on a proposed enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing practices involving the use of consumers' personal data.
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    FTC Seeks Comment on Enforcement Policy Statement Regarding Personalized Pricing
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    ZwillGen
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    Aug 11
    The California Privacy Protection Agency has brought its first enforcement action against a data broker under both the CCPA and the Delete Act.
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    CalPrivacy Brings First Action Against a Data Broker Under Both the CCPA and Delete Act
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    ZwillGen
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    Aug 10
    New York released its final rules for the SAFE for Kids Act, providing one of the most detailed frameworks yet for age assurance. #DataPrivacy #ChildSafety #AgeAssurance #AICompliance #PlatformGovernance
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    New York’s Final Rules for Kids Set a New Benchmark for Age Assurance
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    ZwillGen
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    Aug 6
    The Senate Commerce Committee advanced the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), the Youth AI Privacy Act, and two other children's technology bills. An age verification bill, the SCREEN Act, failed to advance after the committee did not meet quorum.
    Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) speaks with Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Chairman Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.)
    KOSA advances Senate panel; age verification bill falls short of meeting quorum
    From thehill.com

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