BA allots £20m for GDPR fine but may not pay a penny
British Airways appears confident of securing a huge reduction in its proposed £183m fine for breaching GDPR, with its latest…
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Robot wars: Machines slash the costs of data breaches
As the fallout from the Blackbaud data breach continues, with the Labour Party the latest to reveal it has been…
DataIQ 2020 Awards reveals finalists after ‘record year’
DataIQ, the UK membership business for the data and analytics community, has revealed the shortlist for its 2020 Awards, with…
Door-drop spend increases despite decline in volumes
Spending on door-drop campaigns has held firm in the face of political uncertainty and a further fall in volumes, signalling…
Firms face scramble for post-Brexit data transfer deals
Brussels data protection chiefs have issued yet another shot across the bows to UK-based companies which transfer data to and…
eBay ditches cookies for new programmatic ad platform
eBay Advertising has launched a new programmatic targeting tool, developed in response to increasing demand from client marketers for solutions…
National Trust among 125 hit by Blackbaud hack in UK
A total of 125 UK organisations have contacted the Information Commissioner’s Office so far to report they have been affected…
Equifax joins global alliance to assist Covid-19 recovery
Equifax has become the latest UK data analysis giant to sign up for the Emergent Alliance – a not-for-profit collaboration…
Legal action could spark pay-outs for deceased mailings
Companies that fail to check their mailing lists against deceased suppression files could soon find themselves being forced to cough…
Brits eye careers in digital and data as job cuts loom
British workers are increasingly turning to technology courses as they seek to either retrain or boost their existing skills in…