Does the research provide any statements about accessibility, privacy, or legal compliance specific to Oko Strategy?
No specific statements about Oko Strategy’s compliance, accessibility practices, privacy policies, or legal frameworks are provided in the research.
What does the research say about Oko Strategy’s retention of client IP or contractual terms?
No — the research references general legal considerations (e.g., client contracts, SOWs) as industry nuances but provides no company-specific details on IP ownership or contract terms.
What regulatory frameworks and industry rules are noted as relevant to Oko Strategy’s work?
The research lists Canada Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL), PIPEDA / BC PIPA, the Competition Act and truth‑in‑advertising rules, advertising self‑regulation bodies, GDPR (if serving EU residents), CAN‑SPAM / US FTC rules (if targeting US audiences), platform‑specific policies (Meta, X, TikTok, YouTube, Google Ads), and accessibility regulations/guidelines (WCAG and local accessibility laws).
What legal considerations relevant to agency work are called out in the research?
The research highlights copyright and licensed asset requirements, influencer and endorsement disclosure obligations, clear client contracts and SOWs to manage scope creep and IP, data‑privacy and third‑party tracking agreements, defamation and regulatory risk for high‑risk claims, accessibility liability, and the need for written releases for testimonials and case studies.
What sensitivity considerations should campaigns take into account according to the research?
The research identifies personal data/privacy protections, caution and substantiation for health/wellness claims, sensitivity around cultural and identity topics, elevated risk for political or controversial content, stricter consent and platform rules for imagery of minors or sensitive situations, and accessibility/neurodiversity accommodations (captions, transcripts, avoiding triggering visuals).
What accessibility and inclusive‑design practices does Oko follow?
Oko integrates accessibility considerations into design and content when scoped, aligning work with WCAG best practices, inclusive content formats (captions/transcripts), and remediation plans as required by the project.
Who owns the intellectual property (IP) created during a project?
IP ownership and usage rights are defined in the statement of work or contract; typically the agreement clarifies client rights to deliverables, agency portfolio use, and any licensed third‑party assets or restrictions.
How does Oko handle AI in content production and rights to AI‑generated assets?
Oko uses AI tools as part of content production where appropriate, discloses AI use as needed, and defines usage rights and licensing for AI‑generated assets within the project agreement.
What are Oko’s payment, retainer, and cancellation terms?
Payment terms, retainer structures, and cancellation policies are set case‑by‑case in the statement of work or contract and vary by service tier and project scope.