The Center for Digital Democracy, Electronic Privacy Information Privacy, and eight additional agencies have asked the Federal Communications Commission to disregard the Association of National Advertisers’ request to extend the evaluation time of the FCC’s new behavioral advertising regulations, MediaPost reports. The ANA’s wish for a request for a 60-day deliberation extension is “unwarranted,” as “the public has long had notice of many of the questions the FCC would attempt to address in this proceeding,” the groups said in a letter to the FCC. "This issue is extremely important and timely. In order to protect consumers without undue delay, the FCC should decide it as quickly as possible."
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