Let me go: Online lovers demand dating data deletion
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, millions of loved-up Brits have admitted they want their online dating past deleted from…
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Love will tear us apart: dating scammers hit 2.5m Brits
The search for love online is turning into financial heartbreak for many, according to a new study, amid claims that…
Shake-up of DCMS leaves marketing industry in limbo
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s decision to “refocus” the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has, according to one industry…
ICO helpline cut short as staff join Walkout Wednesday
The Information Commissioner’s Office has been forced to run a limited helpline service today with civil service staff joining the…
5.5m SMEs urged to check data protection practices
The Information Commissioner’s Office is urging the UK’s 5.5 million small-and-medium-sized businesses (SMEs) to check they have the right data…
Meta GDPR consent fine €4bn short, says Max Schrems
Privacy campaigner Max Schrems has blasted the Irish data regulator’s recent €390m (£346m) GDPR fine against Meta – for using…
Meta the villain again as consent for ads is ruled illegal
Meta has been hit with its fifth – and potentially most damaging – GDPR ruling, which will force the company…
Where will we be in 2023…with data-driven marketing?
For a sector that started out by building customer databases from product registration cards, the edited Electoral Roll and Rotodex…
Where will we be in 2023… with data privacy reform?
Anyone expecting the Government to implement its planned data reforms any time soon could be in for a disappointment as,…
Marketers’ woes deepen as internal comms fall short
The new year might be approaching but senior marketers are facing the same old issues, with limited budgets and a…