The Fair Food and Retail Delivery Act prohibits third-party delivery companies from posting a menu, registered trademark, or any intellectual property on their website without the restaurant's consent.
One of the cleverest things GrubHub did in its infancy is include all restaurants in its listings, irrespective of whether they signed up with GrubHub. That took significant effort to collect the menus. That made the service particularly useful. I see no point in this law except to protect restaurants bitching about negative reviews.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
One of the cleverest things GrubHub did in its infancy is include all restaurants in its listings, irrespective of whether they signed up with GrubHub. That took significant effort to collect the menus. That made the service particularly useful. I see no point in this law except to protect restaurants bitching about negative reviews.