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Proposed Mugshot Rule Pits Privacy Against the Public’s Right to Know

Associations Now

A proposed New York state law that would bar the public release of mugshots to prevent their exploitation online has set up a conflict between privacy and the public’s right to know. And is it worth the cost to that person’s reputation? Nonetheless, the proposal has proven divisive. Secret arrests.

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Homeland Security’s Social Media Proposal Criticized by Tech, Advocacy Groups

Associations Now

The Department of Homeland Security isn’t winning a lot of fans from the tech world for the department’s latest proposal, nor is it winning supporters among civil liberties groups. The post Homeland Security’s Social Media Proposal Criticized by Tech, Advocacy Groups appeared first on Associations Now.

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Robots as “Electronic Persons”? The EU’s Odd Proposal Gets Industry Pushback

Associations Now

A European Union proposal that would regulate robots, out of concern that they might take jobs away from people, has a leading engineering group worried that innovation in the robotics space could be stunted. The EU’s Odd Proposal Gets Industry Pushback appeared first on Associations Now.

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Advertising Groups Cry Foul Over Proposed Tax Changes

Associations Now

Industry associations are gearing up for a fight over reforms proposed in Congress that would effectively cut the advertising tax deduction in half. Proposals in both chambers of Congress go after a key tax deduction relied upon by the advertising industry, and industry groups are gearing up for a legislative battle.

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Rentals required: New law restricts California HOAs’ ability to limit rentals

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Members of CAI’s California Legislative Action Committee (LAC) say that the law curtails self-governance by imposing uniform restrictions without considering an association’s unique situation. Amending association documents adds time, cost, and complexity, says Beaumont, a fellow in CAI’s College of Community Association Lawyers.

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Building Buy-In for an Online Community at Your Association

Higher Logic

While the way you align your proposed member community with your executives’ goals will vary by association, five of the most common priorities you might find in the strategic plan include new member acquisition, member engagement and retention, non-dues revenue growth, advocacy and legislation, and maintaining relevance. Objection 1: Price.

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How to Write Association Bylaws [+ Template]

MemberClicks

They are signed and cost money to amend. Determine if it will be a group of individuals via an association committee, or if it will be only your board of directors, or combination of both. Make sure to outline the steps your board or assigned committee will need to take to amend bylaws in the future.

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