PRIVACY BEAT: Privacy and web browsers — should publishers be looking to create an independent single-sign-on system?

Aug 1, 2019 | Privacy Beat

Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Privacy and web browsers — should publishers be looking to create an independent single-sign-on system? California and European privacy-law changes — and moves by major browser software makers — might encourage...

PRIVACY BEAT: French and U.K. data-privacy regulators release guidance on consent and use of personal data

Jul 25, 2019 | Privacy Beat

Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. French and U.K. data-privacy regulators release guidance on consent and use of personal data In France and in the United Kingdom, data-privacy regulators released guidance on when users of personal data have to...

PRIVACY BEAT: Data mapping and compliance vendor lands $200M investment as market for privacy services appears to heat up

Jul 18, 2019 | Privacy Beat

Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Data mapping and compliance vendor lands $200M investment as market for privacy services appears to heat up OneTrust, an Atlanta-based data-mapping and privacy-compliance services company reported last week it had...

PRIVACY BEAT: Ad-tech companies fighting over who gets control of first-party “cookie” or identity; a role for ITEGA?

Jul 11, 2019 | Privacy Beat

Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Ad-tech companies fighting over who gets control of first-party “cookie” or identity; a role for ITEGA? A competitive war is underway among titans of the ad-tech industry — and at least one scrappy startup — over...

PRIVACY BEAT: Internet Association launches PR website asking California residents to support “ad fix” to the CCPA

Jul 4, 2019 | Privacy Beat

Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Internet Association launches PR website asking California residents to support “ad fix” to the CCPA The Internet Association, a trade group that counts Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon and eBay among its...