Contributor Rob Rasko interviewed 3 industry leaders and asked, ‘Has GDPR changed business practices, the perceptions around data usage and how companies plan to operate in the future?’ Here’s what he learned. Rob Rasko on July 30, 2018 Whether you’re a consumer or a digital business, you couldn’t avoid hearing the words GDPR or consent … Continue reading Prediction About Data Usage Post-GDPR
Keith Reinhardt — July 28, 2018 Follow @FreshAddress — July 28, 2018 Now that we’ve lived with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for almost two months, it’s time to look at the next step: making sure your opt-in procedure passes muster with this and other laws governing email, data, transparency, and privacy. Did you … Continue reading 4 Steps to Build a Better Email List, Post-GDPR
Tech Companies Won’t Fight California Privacy Proposal by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, June 27, 2018 The Silicon Valley lobbying group Internet Association said Wednesday that it won’t lobby against a privacy bill that is moving quickly through California’s legislature. The “California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018” (AB 375) would allow consumers to learn what “personal information” … Continue reading Tech Companies Won’t Fight California Privacy Proposal
A Month On And GDPR Really Is A Damp Squib by Sean Hargrave , Staff Writer, June 29, 2018 A month on, how has GDPR been for you? Hearing that the ICO has seen a deluge of complaints has not come as a major surprise, considering how many companies have become compliant. However, the actual numbers … Continue reading A Month On And GDPR Really Is A Damp Squib
California Privacy Law Will Evolve Search Data Collection Practices by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 29, 2018 Search engines still rely on data collection to serve the “most relevant” ads, but a new California privacy bill passed by lawmakers Thursday will continue to change the way marketers target consumers using search engines such Google and Microsoft Bing. … Continue reading California Privacy Law Will Evolve Search Data Collection Practices
AT&T, Verizon To End Sale Of Location Data To Third Parties by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (June 20, 2018) AT&T and Verizon on Tuesday pledged to stop providing phone location data from cellular phone owners to data brokers following a leak of real-time location data. The decision transpired following an investigation by Senator Ron Wyden (D-Oregon), … Continue reading AT&T, Verizon To End Sale Of Location Data To Third Parties
Susan Gilbert — June 14, 2018 Follow @SusanGilbert — June 14, 2018 How Do You Know If Your Content is Subject To Copyright Laws? Images, music, and videos are what help attract visitors and create an interest for your brand on social media networks like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube and Twitter. This is where we … Continue reading Find Out Whether Your Content Is Subject to Copyright Laws [Infographic]
C3 Metrics Complies With Google’s GDPR Policies Behind Closed Doors by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 7, 2018 C3 Metrics initially became the only measurement company to achieve “Google compliance” — the ability to work with Google when the EU’s GDPR went into enforcement at the end of May. It required C3 to change its modeling … Continue reading C3 Metrics Complies With Google’s GDPR Policies Behind Closed Doors
Google Takes Conservative GDPR Approach, Confirms Consent Before Targeting Ads by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 31, 2018 Google continues to take a conservative approach on the European Union’s General Data Protection Privacy Regulations — and it seems to be paying off. While most companies have been scrambling to comply with GDPR, The Wall Street Journal … Continue reading Google Takes Conservative GDPR Approach, Confirms Consent Before Targeting Ads
GDPR Buffoonery: Email Addresses Widely Leaked In Privacy Notices by Ray Schultz , Columnist, May 30, 2018 Ghostery was ridiculed this week for exposing the email addresses of privacy notice recipients. How unfair–it wasn’t the only firm to mess up: Consumers have also reported “GDPR email fails from MPs, university computing clubs, restaurants, shops, writers’ … Continue reading GDPR Buffoonery: Email Addresses Widely Leaked In Privacy Notices
