The Privacy Filter: A Briefing on Privacy Law and Policy

In this episode, Owen Agho explores generational perspectives on privacy, focusing on location sharing, social media, and AI. Featuring students from Georgetown University, it highlights how different age groups perceive privacy risks and social norms in the digital age.

In this episode, Brian McGinnis is joined by Megan New to break down Texas SB 140 and what it means for companies that rely on SMS to engage customers. They walk through how the law builds on the federal TCPA, why it initially created significant disruption, and how recent developments have clarified (but not eliminated) compliance risk.The conversation focuses on what’s changed, where uncertainty remains, and how organizations can adapt their marketing programs to reduce exposure.

This episode explores the emerging legal landscape of AI regulation in the US, focusing on Colorado and California laws. Brian McGinnis and Lyric Menges discuss high-risk AI systems, compliance requirements, and the future of AI governance to help organizations navigate these complex regulations.

Brian McGinnis and Lyric Menges delve into the evolving landscape of data privacy laws, highlighting the importance of compliance for in-house counsel. The discussion covers the emergence of new state privacy laws, the significance of understanding sensitive data categories, and the need for organizations to adapt their data practices to meet changing regulations. Key strategies for gaining executive buy-in and ensuring effective data protection are also explored, along with the implications of new teen-focused data protection laws.