Privacy issues still dominate but data complaints fall
Concerns around data, privacy and its accuracy continue to dominate complaints to the DM Commission – the organisation which polices…
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Marketers waking up to the benefits of GDPR, says DMA
Marketers are ditching the Triazolam and no longer having sleepless nights over the impact of GDPR, if the latest research…
Digital ‘go-slow’ hampering single customer view plans
Almost half of all businesses could be falling behind in an increasingly digital world, according to a new report which…
Consumers ‘more confident in how brands handle data’
Two-fifths of consumers (41%) say they are more comfortable and confident that brands are handling their data correctly thanks to…
DMA hangs up on TPS Protect mobile call blocking app
The DMA is pulling the plug on its TPS Protect mobile call blocking app after just 18 months, following “low…
Industry calls for Brexit ‘Plan B’ as budget growth stalls
The marketing industry is calling on the Government to draw up a “Plan B” following Parliament’s rejection of the Brexit…
ICO urged to tackle confusion over legitimate interests
The Information Commissioner’s Office is being urged to provide greater clarity over how firms can use legitimate interests for direct…
Minister: ‘No hiding place’ for rogue cold call directors
Digital minister Margot James has pledged that there “is now no hiding place” for rogue directors of telemarketing firms, with…
Industry fears mount over prospect of no-deal Brexit
The DMA has expressed its concerns over the Government’s decision to delay the Brexit deal vote in Parliament, insisting that…
Edinburgh student lands DMA Breakthrough Award
Edinburgh College student Joy Mooney has won this year’s DMA Breakthrough Award, the scheme which is backed by the Graeme…