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For additional information on CMOR's Government Affairs activities, please contact Howard Fienberg - Director of Government Affairs at (202) 775-5170 or email hfienberg@cmor.org

• Online tracking rules must exclude research, says CMOR - Research Magazine - April 21, 2008
• CMOR Requests Another Research Exemption - Daily Research News Online - April 18, 2008
• Release: CMOR Seeks Research Exemption From FTC Proposed Online Behavioral Tracking Regulations - April 17, 2008
  
• CMOR Comments to the Federal Trade Commission on Behavioral Online Tracking - April 11, 2008
  
• CMOR Comments to the Federal Trade Commission on Mobile Marketing and Text Messages - March 17, 2008
  
• Respondents Less Bothered By SPAM? Don’t Let Your Guard Down - July 2007
  
• Online Social Networking Environments and Teen Privacy: Laws and Best Practices - July 2007
  
• Anti-Spyware Legislation Advances in Congress – June 2007
  
• Federal Trade Commission Report: CAN-SPAM Act Effective in Enforcement - April 2006
  
• Federal Trade Commission: Children’s Online Privacy Rule Remains Unmodified - April 2006
  
• Recruiting Methods: The Laws and Ethics You Should Know - March 2006
  
• FTC CAN-SPAM Report - January 2006
  
• THE HOME STRETCH: CONGRESS AFTER AUGUST RECESS - September 2005
  
• CMOR CO-SPONSORED SPYWARE FORUM A HIT - June 2005
  
• SPYWARE AND COOKIES: EVOLUTION OF A BILL - March 2005
  
• FTC Issues Final Ruling on Definition of Commercial Email Under CAN SPAM - January 2005
  
• CMOR COMMENTS ON FTC REGULATION - August 2004
  
• CMOR AND SURVEY RESEARCHER SOLVE ISP PROBLEM…FOR NOW - August 2004
  
• Can CAN-SPAM Affect You? - February 2004
  
• Do-Not-Email: New Trends in State Legislation - February 2003