‘Critical’ BA Executive Club members face the chop
British Airways, the airline with a reputation for leaking customer data and firing staff, has hatched a novel plan to…
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EU told to block UK data deal due to ICO’s dismal record
Brussels must reject the Government’s calls for a post-Brexit “adequacy decision” – which would pave the way for the frictionless…
Germans issue 27th GDPR fine as H&M is hit for €35m
The German data protection authorities have shown the benefits of Teutonic efficiency after dispatching the country’s 27th fine under the…
Statutory DM Code joins ICO’s mushrooming ‘to-do’ list
Marketers bracing themselves for the imminent launch of the new statutory UK Direct Marketing Code of Practice can rest easy…
Give data breach victims more power, ministers urged
The Government should activate a clause in UK legislation to give data breach victims stronger rights for legal redress against firms who lose…
Adtech breach widens, two years after first complaints
Two years since the first realtime bidding (RTB) complaints were lodged, regulators’ failure to act is allowing Google and IAB…
Facebook: ‘US data transfer ban will close EU business’
Facebook has thrown its toys out of the pram following the Irish Data Protection Commission’s threat to impose a ban on…
Dentists bare teeth against BDA in breach legal action
A group of British dentists are not waiting for the Information Commissioner’s Office to investigate a recent hack attack on their industry…
Google faces £2bn GDPR class action over kids’ privacy
Google is facing yet another day in the UK’s High Court over a breach of privacy and data rights with…
Will they never learn? Top travel websites ‘full of holes’
Many of the world’s biggest travel brands – who have already been pummelled to within an inch of their existence…