IAB Council Talks About Privacy by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 29, 2023 Michael Hahn, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, IAB and IAB Tech Lab and Tony Ficarrotta, assistant general counsel at the IAB, have challenging positions in their work serving the marketing and advertising industry. One of their jobs is to ensure … Continue reading IAB Council Talks About Privacy
Neutronian List Of Companies Shows Online Data Privacy Remains A Concern by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 4, 2023 The difficulty of opt-out procedures across the Internet has not improved much in the past quarter, according to data from Neutronian. Insights into healthcare providers, health data providers, and health-related publishers are some of the new areas … Continue reading Neutronian List Of Companies Shows Online Data Privacy Remains A Concern
Privacy Paradox: Respecting Data Boundaries, Personalizing Experiences by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 23, 2023 Marketers need to better understand the willingness of people to give up data and what motivates them. Razorfish worked with GWI to develop an online survey that examines the privacy paradox surrounding consumers’ attitudes toward data privacy and how brands walk … Continue reading Privacy Paradox: Respecting Data Boundaries, Personalizing Experiences
Consumers don’t see value of sharing data and marketers want a “one size fits all” privacy law, the IAB finds. Chris Wood on September 13, 2022 Marketing faces headwinds from fragmented privacy legislation and the inconsistent phase-out of third-party cookies, according to an IAB report about privacy and addressability for the digital ad industry released … Continue reading Proliferating privacy laws, changes in data gathering worry marketers: IAB report
By Julian Melendi and Evan Enzer August 09, 2022 Houston’s troubling steps toward becoming a surveillance city should serve as a warning to people around the United States. Houston’s new ordinance co-opts businesses to spy on neighborhoods and poses extreme threats to our freedom by requiring companies to install cameras on their property—at the … Continue reading A first-of-its-kind law in Houston poses a major threat to privacy
By Sam Becker August 06, 2022 Data is as good as gold these days, and Americans are creating a lot more of it than they likely realize. During 2020, for example, it’s estimated that the typical person created 1.7 megabytes of data every single second of every day. It’s extremely valuable, too, and many … Continue reading How much do Americans think their personal data is worth? It depends on where they live
A quick guide to the ADPPA as currently drafted. It might change, of course, and it’s not guaranteed to pass. Kim Davis on August 2, 2022 The American Data Protection and Privacy Act, if passed, would represent federal legislation pre-empting state data privacy regulation. It’s a big deal, not least because in its current version … Continue reading 3 things to know about the American Data Protection and Privacy Act
