Break new DM guidance and face court, industry warned
The Government has come good on its pledge to give the Information Commissioner’s Office extra powers to haul those who flout…
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‘Consumer champion’ Which? admits to data breach
Self-proclaimed consumer champion Which?, the organisation which carries huge clout within Westminster and claims to be a beacon of data…
B2B escapes brush with death after EU opt-in U-turn
Business to business marketers who have been spending the past week or so wondering if they will still have a…
Data regulator hunts two chiefs to succeed Entwisle
The Information Commissioner’s Office has started the new year with a senior recruitment drive following news that it is losing…
Red faces at ICO as it fesses up to 14 data breaches
Next time you get a warning from the Information Commissioner’s Office, you can reassure yourself – in private at least…
Brussels ePrivacy plans may send B2B down the pan
Business to business marketers could be forced to adopt an opt-in only marketing regime, according to a leaked version of…
UK bosses call for strong privacy laws post-Brexit
British bosses may be as in the dark as everyone else is about how their firms will cope in a…
Fury as police brand all investment cold calls fraud
The head of the economic crime directorate at the City of London police has sparked a major row by claiming…
ICO poised to draw up new code for direct marketing
The Digital Rights Bill has passed through the commitee stage reasonably unscathed, despite seeing the direct marketing industry being savaged,…
Charities given five months to sort out marketing
Charities have been given five months to get their operations in shape before new laws governing how they approach potential…