Calls grow for action on working from home snooping
The Information Commissioner’s Office is being urged to tighten up the rules on staff snooping following a surge in new…
GDPR
£42.5m in ICO fines unpaid due to appeals and rogues
Efforts to batter companies which break data protection laws are still being hampered by firms that refuse to cough up…
Decision Marketing at 10: How GDPR changed the world
Back in November 2011, when Brussels chiefs revealed plans to update European data protection laws for the first time since…
Exposed: Row over ‘paltry’ Twitter fine threatens GDPR
It has emerged the Irish Data Protection Commission’s €450,000 (£410,000) Twitter fine, issued yesterday for GDPR data breach failings, was…
Twitter fined just €450,000 in first major Irish ruling
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has finally issued its first cross-border GDPR ruling, although those hoping for a shot across the…
Facebook sets aside €302m for potential GDPR fines
Facebook’s European operation is bracing itself for a raft of GDPR rulings – and massive fines – after its latest…
Decision Marketing at 10: Who’s the poor relation now?
Ten years ago, Decision Marketing was launched as a platform for the data and direct marketing industry, which, although contributing…
Ça alors! French shun GDPR to clout Google and Amazon
As the UK Government talks a good game over plans to bring technology giants to heel, the French have once…
MPs join fight over ‘lax’ data rules in Japan trade deal
MPs have waded into the row over the trade deal between the UK and Japan – hailed as historic by…
Ministers urged to get ICO enforcement back on track
The Government is coming under increasing pressure to give the Information Commissioner’s Office a kick up the backside, amid claims…