Moss Bros runs location marketing trial to suit you sir
Moss Bros, the under pressure suits and formalwear retailer, is attempting to regain ground lost to online retailers by running…
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Data v creativity…it’s a no brainer, says McKinsey study
Consulting firm McKinsey has waded into the age old debate over data versus creativity by revealing what everyone in the DM…
Glos cops cuffed over leak of sensitive child abuse data
Gloucestershire Police has become the latest force to be hauled up in front of the privacy regulator after being fined…
Dixons Carphone and the £400m data breach question
Dixons Carphone could find itself in a whole lot of bother following the data breach which exposed 6 million customers’…
Ex-Cambridge Analytica chief in data privacy start-up
Cambridge Analytica’s former chief data officer and acting CEO has launched a new consultancy offering his services as a “data…
ICO’s ‘measured’ Yahoo! fine risks ‘soft touch’ protests
As the Information Commissioner’s Office knuckles down to yet another investigation into a major data breach, it risks accusations that…
Dixons Carphone pummelled as hackers strike again
Dixons Carphone – whose Carphone Warehouse division was slapped with a joint record £400,000 fine in January over “multiple inadequacies”…
Casual dating giant spanked over shoddy data practices
One of the world’s biggest online dating companies – which manages 35,000 dating sites for clients including London Evening Standard,…
Lib Dems come clean to ICO over breach of voter data
The Liberal Democrats are believed to be the first political party to report themselves to the Information Commissioner’s Office since…
‘Idiotic’ Which? urges the public to give out fake data
Self-proclaimed consumer champion Which? has been branded “irresponsible and idiotic” for urging consumers to set up fake email addresses and…