Since time feels like a vacuum right now, this reminder may surprise you: The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was enacted over two years ago. Even though many marketers are familiar with the best practices and protections required for compliance, we’re starting to see fines roll in for companies who either are unaware of the […]
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Is there a link between GDPR and social media? The short answer is a resounding “yes.” Chances are you’ve heard of GDPR or perhaps recall EU companies scrambling to become compliant with data and privacy regulations in May 2018. However, the impact of GDPR on digital marketing is ongoing and businesses in the EU aren’t
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Reading time: 4 mins After the GDPR entered into force on May 2018, EU Member States adopted local implementing legislation in 2019 to complement the GDPR itself. This process is concluded in most EU countries, leaving one Member State without further national specification at the end of 2019. The 28 EU Members States did not
6 FAQs on national requirements to help you comply with GDPR Read More »
This picture taken on March 27, 2019 shows the Grindr and Twitter apps on a phone in Los Angeles. AFP via Getty Images A Norwegian consumer group said its research found “serious privacy infringements” among popular dating apps and the advertising firms that buy their user data (at least one of which involves Twitter, their
Thursday 9 January 2020, 7:00 am Editor’s Note: Who owns the data? For much of my career in survey research, it was an easy question to answer: the client owned the data, but not the names of the survey participants. That was confidential. Now, in the digital world, attaching all kinds of personal data to specific individuals
Data Scandals in the Age of GDPR: Changing our Perceptions of Data Read More »
Jason Brewster – June 12, 2018 You may have heard this one before “Data cannot be deleted after being recorded in Google Analytics”. This is why the technical aspects of web analytics are very focused on getting things right the first time, filtering out potential spammers before they inflate traffic and sometimes finagling the reports
Australia is currently reviewing its data privacy laws. As with Europe in 2018, there is recognition that laws originally drafted in a semi-pre-digital age need refreshing to be relevant in our current world of Facebook, WhatsApp, re-targeting and artificial intelligence. Proposed recommendations1 include: Broader definition of personal information, including technical and location data Stronger consent
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In less than three months, “California’s GDPR”—the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)—will be come into effect. How are those two data-privacy regulations—CCPA and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation—similar? How are they different? And do you need to comply with CCPA? As in the case with GDPR, CCPA—which draws from the data-privacy standards set
GDPR vs. CCPA: Data Privacy and US Marketers [Infographic] : MarketingProfs Article Read More »
Email deliverability is constantly changing, as inbox providers adjust their filtering algorithms, blacklists tweak their listing criteria, and consumers evolve their definition of spam. That’s why even the best email marketing programs suffer deliverability problems sometimes. To help you avoid trouble, the Email Deliverability Services team at Oracle Marketing Cloud (OMC) Consulting shares the latest
Email Deliverability Quarterly: 1st GDPR Fine, Google Supports BIMI, and More Read More »
