Gotcha. Rogue call chiefs to finally face £500,000 fines
The Government has at last bowed to pressure to resurrect legislation which will enable the Information Commissioner’s Office to make directors…
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Charity regulator tries mass leaflet drop to boost FPS
The Fundraising Regulator is attempting to boost sign-ups to the flagging Fundraising Preference Service by launching a major public awareness…
God wades in as GDPR hits church service traditions
Parish councils might have avoided the worst excesses of GDPR but the Church of England might soon be forced to…
Shambolic data governance puts TSB back in the dock
TSB’s woeful data governance has been further exposed after reports that some former customers have found their direct debits have…
Let battle commence: first GDPR complaints are filed
Just hours after GDPR came into force, both Facebook and Google are already facing investigations over their compliance after the…
GDPR zero hour: Now the hard work begins say experts
After nearly seven years in the making, GDPR finally becomes law today (May 25) but even those companies which have…
One day until GDPR D-Day: ‘Daily Mail helped charities’
The Daily Mail’s stream of exposés about rogue fundraising practices actually did the charity sector a huge favour by forcing…
One day until GDPR D-Day: Non-EU countries want laws
Further evidence has emerged of Facebook being totally out of step with public sentiment over privacy rights after a new…
Runacus, Brown and Colling back new agency start-up
Data-driven marketing stalwarts Mark Runacus and Matthew Brown have linked up with DM media big wig Mike Colling as key…
Data Protection Act passed, just hours before deadline
The UK has become only the eighth EU member state to pass legislation which will bring GDPR into domestic law,…