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28Apr

Fighting for You - April 2023 Legislative and Regulatory Update

Howard Fienberg | 28 Apr, 2023 | data privacy, data security, artificial intelligence, california, nevada, tax, new hampshire, colorado, utah, minors, Indiana, human resources, census | Government Affairs |

The insights industry faced challenges on multiple advocacy fronts in April, such as: growing risks from the boom in generative AI; new privacy laws and regulations; an FTC proposal to eliminate noncompete agreements; a new attempt at insourcing insights work by the Census Bureau; and a proposed new tax on data in Nevada.

28Oct

New Hampshire Push Poll Law

Howard Fienberg | 28 Oct, 2014 | push poll, politics, new hampshire | Government Affairs |

New Hampshire law restricts political advocacy telephone calls, which it calls "push-polling." Thanks to a reform (S.B. 196) signed into law on April 23, 2014, the Granite State specifically excludes survey and opinion research.

24Apr

New Hampshire Safe for Real Research as Governor Signs "Push Poll” Fix

Howard Fienberg | 24 Apr, 2014 | new hampshire, telephone, politics | Government Affairs |

Governor Maggie Hassan (D) made New Hampshire safe for polling yesterday by signing a bill into law that eliminates her state’s restrictions on legitimate research.

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