ICO set to expand ‘less is best’ regime to fuel UK growth
The UK Government’s drive for growth is likely to blow the threat of blockbuster fines for data protection breaches out…
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Revealed: Just 1.3% of GDPR investigations lead to fine
Leading privacy organisation NOYB – fronted by big tech nemesis Max Schrems – has questioned to political will to enforce…
ICO declares ‘consent or pay’ models are legal in the UK
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office is risking a major backlash from privacy groups after ruling that “consent or pay” subscription…
New TikTok threat as Chinese giants face GDPR probe
TikTok might have fought off a US ban – for now – but the social media giant is one of…
Charities eye £290m boost after Data Bill amendment
Charity marketers have secured Government backing for an amendment to the new data reform bill to extend the ‘soft opt-in’…
Ryanair flies into privacy storm over forced accounts
Ryanair might face regulary complaints about poor working conditions, extra charges, and a tendency to generate controversy in order to…
Big issues to tackle in 2025: What’s the cost of privacy?
In the first of a series of articles, Decision Marketing looks back over the past 12 months – and forward…
Doorstep Dispensaree GDPR appeal fails for final time
Doorstep Dispensaree, the first UK company to be fined under the GDPR regime, has failed in its fourth – and…
Lords set to debate Data Bill charity soft opt-in U-turn
The Government’s data reforms are progressing through Parliament, and have already entered the so-called committee stage, with members of the…
Govt urged to reinstate charity ‘soft opt-in’ in Data Bill
The DMA is joining forces with Salocin Group agency Wood for Trees and nearly 20 leading UK charities to call…