Passage is not guaranteed but it could inspire other local governments to take similar action. Greg Sterling on July 26, 2019 Third party data is increasingly under threat. As one case-in-point, a bill introduced this week would amend the New York City administrative code to prohibit the transfer or sharing of consumer location data with … Continue reading Proposed NYC law would ban sharing of location data within the city
Category Archives: Regulations
How to Know if You’re a Good Candidate for First-Time Penalty Abatement
Kurt Avarell — July 6, 2019 — July 6, 2019 If you recently didn’t pay your taxes and now owe a penalty, you may qualify for some kind of penalty relief. If this is the first year you’ve stumbled, you could be a good candidate for First-Time Penalty Abatement. This article takes a look at … Continue reading How to Know if You’re a Good Candidate for First-Time Penalty Abatement
GDPR: A ‘Y2K’ moment or a sea change for the digital ecosystem?
Consumers’ lives haven’t changed that much but marketers are much more cautious while some are waiting for the ‘other shoe to drop.’ Greg Sterling on May 24, 2019 There was a lot of hand wringing leading up to last May’s implementation of GDPR. But since that time there have been few fines or enforcement actions, … Continue reading GDPR: A ‘Y2K’ moment or a sea change for the digital ecosystem?
Is GDPR working? Brave’s Johnny Ryan says it’s starting to, and marketers must heed the risks
Ryan believes most of the changes that GDPR will bring have yet to happen and that enforcement is only just beginning. Greg Sterling on May 24, 2019 Tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The landmark law created a unified, pan-European approach to privacy and data regulation. It … Continue reading Is GDPR working? Brave’s Johnny Ryan says it’s starting to, and marketers must heed the risks
Can CCPA, GDPR compliance help marketers exceed consumer expectations?
Understanding consumers expectations and the implications of data regulations can help marketers successfully (and legally) create better customer outcomes. Jennifer Cannon on May 23, 2019 More brands are adopting an experience-driven approach to meet consumer expectations, and martech platforms are prioritizing experience in their development strategies. Companies are also adopting martech to help manage … Continue reading Can CCPA, GDPR compliance help marketers exceed consumer expectations?
Location intelligence companies react to new Android privacy controls
The consensus is positive but OS fragmentation means it will be some time before this reaches the Android masses. Greg Sterling on May 15, 2019 Privacy is the new black. At F8, Google I/O and, this week, Google Marketing Live, privacy has been front and center, with Facebook and Google going to great lengths to … Continue reading Location intelligence companies react to new Android privacy controls
Why the Use of Invoice is Compulsory for the Modern Era
Jayanti Katariya — April 16, 2019 Follow @moontechnolabs — April 16, 2019 Are you interested to learn about invoicing? Do you want a full report regarding the benefits, features, and types of invoices to ever exist? The following written documentation will deliver you the proper information about all the features about invoicing, and why use … Continue reading Why the Use of Invoice is Compulsory for the Modern Era
What the US data protection law will mean for ad tech and marketers
It’s not just about GDPR and the California Consumer Privacy Act, marketers must be proactive about data privacy because a federal framework could be next. Tim Sleath on February 19, 2019 We’re at a pivotal time in the marketing industry. It has been nearly a year since GDPR arrived in the EU, but the repercussions … Continue reading What the US data protection law will mean for ad tech and marketers
IAB Tech Lab issues revised ads.txt for apps
Barry Levine on November 30, 2018 In May 2017, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Tech Lab launched ads.txt, a text file that indicates the verified sellers of web site ad inventory. On Friday, the Tech Lab released a beta of its Authorized Sellers for Apps (app-ads.txt) specification, based on feedback to the mobile spec unveiled … Continue reading IAB Tech Lab issues revised ads.txt for apps
The California Consumer Privacy Act and What It Means for Digital Marketers
Maria Breaux — August 26, 2018 — August 26, 2018 “Privacy” is a trending term in headlines and a pressing concern for the online public. With prominent news items like Cambridge Analytica’s data mining activities and third-party developers reading Google emails, people are increasingly concerned about the use and misuse of their personal information. To … Continue reading The California Consumer Privacy Act and What It Means for Digital Marketers
Random Posts on Regulations
How to Create a High Converting Ecommerce Customer Journey
8 Reasons Why a Webinar is a Great Marketing Tool
Old school email can still deliver
Scoping Out the Competition (While Avoiding Jail Time)
The Positions You Should Hire For Your Office
Refresh Your Marketing: 5 Quick Social Media Updates
Top Benefits That Automating Procurement Management Offers
One Shocking Thing Many Agile Coaches Are Getting Wrong
Can Your Customers Find You?
