California lawmakers sidetrack CCPA amendments sought by privacy advocates; but advance amendments to ease restrictions on “de-identified” aggregate data; and allow charging non-sharing users
In Sacramento, the California Legislature has until the end of September to advance or kill a series of amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act, before it becomes effective on Jan. 1, 2020. One pending proposal important to publishers could permit charging...Unique effort to protect consumer privacy and support journalism gathers steam after Brooklyn meeting
A unique effort to protect consumer privacy and support journalism is gathering steam after a Jan. 15 meeting hosted by the NYC Media Lab in Brooklyn. (WHO PARTICIPATED) “We invited people we knew had the expertise, insight, and creativity to create a data...Protected: Behavioural tracking condemned by all sides
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How ITEGA can reconcile privacy and identity with the needs of advertisers – a shared-database of non-personal interest information
Our goal is to improve the relevance of ads you agree to see, which should improve the user experience. ITEGA will be able to enforce rules that forbid targeting individual users who value their privacy higher than targetted advertising. They should have that choice....Protected: Pocantico pre-convening discussions
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