Data reforms face delay over Parliamentary ‘ping-pong’
The UK’s data protection reforms could be delayed way into the new year, despite being waved through the “third reading”,…
The UK’s data protection reforms could be delayed way into the new year, despite being waved through the “third reading”,…
Leo Burnett UK has promoted Mark Elwood to lead the its creative department as chief creative officer, succeeding Chaka Sobhani,…
The Competition & Markets Authority is to launch a major review of loyalty scheme pricing by supermarkets, insisting that the…
Universities and higher education institutions stand accused of a widespread failure to comply with the laws covering online tracking via…
The Government’s proposed data reforms – under the Data Protection & Digital Information (No. 2) Bill – are due to…
Co-op has seen a surge in new sign-ups to its membership scheme on the back of exclusive offers and has…
Disability equality charity Scope is highlighting how the cost-of-living crisis has hit disabled people and their families hard, and the tough…
Online shopping giant The Very Group is aiming to beef up its interactive and personalised digital shopping experiences to millions…
The days when Brits valued the size of their pay packet over any other factor when looking for their dream…
Meta’s ad-free subscription service for Facebook and Instagram is not only illegal – and pitiful – it takes data protection…