Three would face whopping £1.8bn fine under GDPR
It has emerged that Three Mobile could have faced an eye-watering $2.2bn (£1.8bn) fine from Brussels if last week’s hack…
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Adobe forced to cough up $1m for 2013 data breach
Adobe has been fined $1m (£800,000) in the US for the 2013 data breach which exposed the personal information of…
Adult site confirms 419m users have been exposed
More squeaky bum time for those seeking an extra-marital affair or a one night stand after website Adult Friend Finder…
Blunder exposes 50,000 Virgin Media job applicants
Virgin Media could find itself hauled up in front of the Information Commissioner’s Office after a flaw in its online…
Tech anxiety piles pressure on besieged marketers
No-one ever said that a marketer’s job was simple – or stress free – but those professionals who are struggling…
DMA defends TPS but opens the door for dialogue
The DMA has jumped to the defence of the Telephone Preference Service in response to Decision Marketing‘s campaign calling for…
Campaign for TPS reform secures industry support
DecisionMarketing’s campaign aimed at urging Ofcom to rethink how the Telephone Preference Service operates has been backed by a raft…
Salesforce urges EU to probe $26bn LinkedIn sell-off
CRM giant Salesforce is demanding that EU chiefs investigate Microsoft’s $26bn acquisition of LinkedIn, citing data privacy and anti-trust issues,…
Decision Marketing starts campaign for TPS reform
Decision Marketing is launching a campaign aimed at building industry support to urge Ofcom to rethink how the Telephone Preference Service operates so legitimate…
Call for industry to prove benefits of data to public
Yet another survey exposing a wall of consumer bewilderment and mistrust about companies gathering personal data has sparked fresh calls…