Data reforms ‘make it harder for people to get justice’
The Data Protection & Digital Information Bill might have returned to the House of Lords this week but privacy campaigners…
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Digital agencies offer British brands launch pad for US
UK brands are being offered a leg up to successfully navigate and expand into the US market with the launch…
Bosses urged to ‘fight fire with fire’ on AI cyber attacks
The UK’s ambitious plans to become a global superpower in artificial intelligence will wither on the vine unless cyber security…
Lords back on track in double boost for data reforms
The long-awaited Data Protection & Digital Information Bill appears back on track and could even receive royal assent – and…
Decision Marketing Data Clinic: DPDI record keeping
The Government’s proposed data reforms – under the Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill – is at Committee…
Duvel drinkers drown their sorrows after hack attack
Belgium craft beer lovers are bracing themselves for a potential shortage of their favourite tipple after production at four breweries…
‘Threatening’ telemarketing firm hit with £80,000 fine
A Wigan-based company which made nearly 48,000 illegal calls in a 12 month period to people registered on the Telephone…
ICO yet to decide if ad-free subscriptions are unlawful
The Information Commissioner’s Office has admitted it does not know the legality of the controversial “consent or pay” services –…
LiveRamp faces privacy probe over ‘invasive profiling’
LiveRamp’s new adtech system – designed to fill the void when cookies are finally axed – undermines online privacy even…
Penny Appeal enforcement fuels ICO charity warning
The Information Commissioner’s Office has issued a warning to all charity marketers about the dangers of sending unsolicited marketing texts…