Monthly Archives: June 2023

Episode Show Notes: Business Case for the NIST Privacy Framework



In this episode of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, the SVP of Privacy Initiatives for BBB National Programs, and Jason Cronk, the President of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design, are joined by two guests to discuss the NIST Privacy Framework, developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Listeners are invited to welcome Dylan Gilbert, a Privacy Policy Advisor with the Privacy Engineering Program at NIST, and Nandita Narla, the Head of Technical Privacy & Governance at Doordash.

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Business Case for the NIST Privacy Framework



The privacy landscape is changing fast, and business leaders are trying to keep up. In this episode of Priv, hosts Dona Fraser and Jason Cronk discuss one of the resources available to help. Guest Dylan Gilbert, Privacy Policy Advisor, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) discusses how the NIST Privacy Framework, a voluntary technology-neutral tool, can help organizations better manage their privacy risks, as guest Nandita Rao Narla, Head of Technical Privacy and Governance for DoorDash explains real-world applications for this Framework and some of NIST’s most helpful resources for businesses.

For more information about this episode, read the show notes here.


Episode Show Notes: It’s Not Puffery. Do You Have the Evidence to Be #1?



It’s Not Puffery. Do You Have the Evidence to Be #1

In the latest episode of Ad Watchers, hosts Dan Range, an attorney at the National Advertising Division (NAD), and Annie Ugurlayan, NAD’s Assistant Director, discuss the different types of #1 claims and what is needed to substantiate them. How do advertisers prove their product is the best?

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It’s Not Puffery. Do You Have the Evidence To Be #1?



Number one claims communicate powerful messages of comparative superiority over competitors and can be very effective in advertising a product or service, but powerful claims require careful use and strong support. So what does it take to be able to support a #1 claim?

In this episode of Ad Watchers, hosts Dan and Annie discuss the complexity behind supporting #1 claims in advertising, review relevant National Advertising Division cases, and provide valuable insight to advertisers regarding the type and degree of information required to support such claims.

For more information about this episode, read the show notes here.