Google GDPR shortcomings leaving ad clients exposed
Google’s failure to get to grips with GDPR is leaving many firms which use its advertising services, particularly ad-funded websites…
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‘Stark warning’ issued as ICO prosecutes CCTV firm
Companies which operate CCTV have been sent a “stark warning” by the successful prosecution of a Telford business which has…
Facebook admits sharing user data with over 60 brands
If the Data Analytica scandal “let the genie out of the bottle” over Facebook’s data sharing strategy, fresh evidence to…
Boring data? Forget it, it’s even driving Cannes’ agenda
On the surface, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and GDPR may not be natural bedfellows but there was…
GDPR forces marketers to go back to drawing board
New research from NTT Security predicts that it will take up to five years until there are high levels of…
Data regulators busy, busy, busy now GDPR is in force
Some so-called experts might have poo-pooed it but data regulators across the EU have confirmed a sharp rise in their…
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…
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…
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…
‘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…