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Administrative/Regulatory,
Government

Jun. 15, 2013

New privacy rules for online businesses aimed at children take effect next month

Significant changes to the federal Children's Online Privacy Protection Act go into effect on July 1. Businesses that operate online should prepare to comply with the new rules.

Mary Ellen Callahan

The Walt Disney Company

Email: mary.ellen.callahan@disney.com

PIG Tales: This regular column is devoted to issues of critical importance to the Privacy and Information Governance (PIG) communities. Provided by the former chief privacy officer of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, PIG Tales discusses cutting edge issues while offering valuable insight and practical advice to companies on how to collect, use, store, protect and share their sensitive data in an efficient, effective, and compliant manner.

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Andrew J. Thomas

Partner
Jenner & Block LLP

Phone: (213) 239-5100

Email: ajthomas@jenner.com

Harvard Univ Law School; Cambridge MA

Andrew represents content owners in copyright, trademark and First Amendment matters. CONTENT MATTERS is a monthly column devoted to matters of interest to those who create content of all kinds (entertainment, news, software, advertising, etc.) and bring that content to market. Our hope is to shed light on key issues facing the creative content community. If you have questions, comments or topic ideas, let us know. Because content matters.

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CONTENT MATTERS

Doing business with kids used to be as prosaic as paying a quarter for a cup of lemonade. But if you operate an online business that engages with and collects information from children, life is about to get even more complicated.

Companies that operate an online site or service - or even a mobile application - aimed at children under 13, or that run any site or service that knowingly collects, uses or discloses inform...

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