Not us guv…Facebook says no-one in EU was hit by CA
Facebook’s defiance in the face of huge political and regulatory pressure shows no signs of waning after two of the…
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More may have to pay ICO fees as consultation begins
The Government is planning a major overhaul of who is exempt from paying data protection fees to fund the work…
Tesco braced for backlash as Brand Guarantee is axed
Tesco is risking yet another customer revolt after announcing plans to scrap its Brand Guarantee scheme, which gives customers an…
Lida starts fresh round of blood-letting as Fox departs
Lida appears to have gone from the “shining light” of the M&C Saatchi Group to be plunged into yet another…
Bosses finger youngsters for data loss but are guilty too
Oh the folly of youth; more than a third of senior executives believe that younger employees are the “main culprits”…
GDPR one month on: Google admits that it’s clueless
Google has raised more than a few eyebrows in the marketing industry by claiming the global giant is still trying…
BBC ‘Plastics Watch’ ramps up campaign against waste
The BBC is bolstering its fight against “single use” plastic by launching a major initiative aimed at helping British consumers…
‘Dive deep’ into all your customer data or risk oblivion
Brand owners are being urged to “dive deep” into their customer data gathered from all sources or risk being left…
Cannes Lions Grand Prix proving as elusive as ever
Anyone wondering whether there has been anything for the UK data-driven marketing industry to cheer about from the much-hyped 2018…
‘Firms more worried about World Cup effect than GDPR’
Strategic Mailing Partnership chair and direct marketing stalwart Judith Donovan has claimed that mailing houses are more worried about the…