BA and Marriott to escape GDPR mega fines…for now
Those who predicted that British Airways and Marriott International might never have to pay the record fines – totalling £282m…
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2019 Review of the Year: Why it’s crunch time for GDPR
If the run-up to GDPR D-Day May 25 2018 was epitomised by scaremongering and misinformation, this year has seen a…
ICO issues first GDPR fine, but it’s not BA or Marriott
The Information Commissioner’s Office has finally dished out its first GDPR fine – nearly 19 months after the regulation came…
Millions of firms in firing line in data protection fee blitz
Millions of UK companies are being targeted in a new offensive by the Information Commissioner’s Office to tackle data protection…
Twitter opens up ‘privacy centre’ to boost transparency
Twitter is aiming to be more transparent about how it handles user data, including the information advertisers receive, by setting…
Data protection fee dodgers face fresh ICO clampdown
The Information Commissioner’s Office is closing in on companies which process personal data but have failed to sign up to…
Brexit Party pummelled over backlog of data requests
The Brexit Party has blamed a “co-ordinated attempt” to flood the organisation with personal data requests after being hauled up…
GDPR’s working but we’ll need more, say marketers
GDPR is no longer seen as the big bad wolf of the marketing world, in fact most brands now believe…
340 fingered for failing to cough up data protection fee
The Information Commissioner’s Office is continuing to come down hard on companies which are failing to pay their data protection…
IDM revamps its courses to offer GDPR training online
The Institute of Data & Marketing (IDM) is overhauling its online courses as part of a strategy to help marketers…