IAB chief to members: Threats 'Very, very real'

摘要

The Fontainebleau is perhaps best known as the hangout of Frank Sinatra and fellow Rat Packers during the heyday of Miami Beach's Millionaire's Row and as a setting for the classic James Bond film "Goldfinger." But the hotel also holds a place in the annals of politics, most notably during the 1968 Republican National Convention, certainly the more staid of that year's quadrennial party gatherings, ^f So it was an apt venue for Interactive Advertising Bureau President-CEO Randall Rothenberg to get political and launch into an impassioned critique of what he sees as the IAB membership's lack of involvement—to phrase it in a politic manner—in public policy initiatives.