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Richard Cohen
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Since the last major industry update in 2010, streaming and CTV, programmatic automation, AI-driven optimization, first-party data strategies, and new privacy regulation have fundamentally reshaped how advertising is bought, sold, measured, and delivered. This has led to companies relying on custom amendments and bespoke language, creating inconsistency, longer negotiations, and operational friction.
IAB’s new modular Terms & Conditions establish a shared legal foundation for direct digital advertising transactions while preserving flexibility across buying models, formats, and technologies.
In this workshop, participants will learn how to adopt IAB’s General Terms, Addenda, and Appendices in the best way that fits their contracting model.
This workshop is designed for professionals in: Ad Operations, Business Operations, Legal & Compliance, and Finance.
This virtual 60-minute session will include instructor facilitation, engagement activities, and a downloaded resource guide for attendees.
Ben is a graduate of Temple University’s journalism program and has worked in both the publishing industry and higher education as a Digital Producer/Instructional Designer. He specializes in synthesizing complicated information to create approachable and dynamic e-learning content. Ben grew up on a dairy farm in Chester County, Pennsylvania, and now resides in Union City, New Jersey, with his wife and dog. In his free time, Ben spends his time playing basketball, hiking, cooking, and agonizing over Philadelphia sports.
Richard Cohen is Assistant General Counsel, IAB. Prior to joining the IAB, Richard was the CPO, V.P. and Associate General Counsel at Foot Locker. Prior to this, Richard was Special Counsel at Kelley Drye and Counsel at IBM EMEA. Richard is a graduate of Harvard, Boston University Law School and University of Helsinki. In addition to his current role at IAB, Richard is an Adjunct Professor at NJIT where his focus is on Legal Issues in the Media and AI.
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