DMA recoils at plan to hand out Covid data to councils
The marketing industry has balked at Government plans to give local authorities increased access to public data, urging ministers to…
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Fears rise over backlash from ‘track and trace’ fiasco
Marketing businesses are growing increasingly critical of the Government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic, amid heightened concerns that its botched…
OneTrust mass sackings spark wrongful dismissal claim
US privacy giant OneTrust, which recently signed a major deal to be the DMA’s “responsible marketing partner”, has become embroiled…
DMA rounds up industry gurus: Your country needs you
The DMA is calling on member organisations and individuals to sign up to the Recovery Advice for Business scheme, which…
Industry ‘Team GB’ goes virtual for global exports push
The UK advertising and marketing export initiative – backed by the DMA, the IPA and the Advertising Association – is…
Industry fears ‘track and trace’ hit but green shoots rise
Data and marketing professionals are growing increasingly concerned over the negative impact the UK Government’s “test, track and trace” programme…
DMA joins forces with ISBA to tackle adtech data abuse
The DMA is attempting to bring some clarity to the adtech and real-time bidding market by linking up with client body ISBA…
Nearly three-fifths of DMA firms have furloughed staff
The DMA has laid bare the devastating impact of Covid-19 on the data-driven marketing industry by revealing nearly three-fifths (56%)…
Opt-4 shuts after 15 years as coronavirus takes its toll
Opt-4, the pioneering data protection compliance consultancy launched by industry stalwarts Jenny Moseley and Rosemary Smith, has closed its doors…
98.6% of firms have not got a bean in emergency loans
The Government’s flagship Covid-19 rescue package for SMEs – the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan scheme – is under fire once…