Can multistakeholder governance help avoid platform “capture” of web? | If IAB Tech Lab won’t control UID2, who will?

Mar 25, 2022 | governance, Privacy Beat, trust, Uncategorized

  Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. VIEW IN YOUR BROWSER   (ABOVE: Screen capture, March 24, 2022) Multistakeholder governance to stop web “capture” by dominant intermediaries? Clues in Berjon’s expert personal post Technologies governed by...

Facebook and Mozilla propose alternative to browser control of ad measurement and privacy; LMC’s NewsPassID reports pilot results

Feb 14, 2022 | Uncategorized

Facebook and Mozilla propose alternative to browser control of ad measurement and privacy; LMC’s NewsPassID reports pilot results TO VIEW A CLEANER FORMAT OF THIS WEEK’S PRIVACY BEAT USE THIS LINK. A fundamental twist in efforts to maintain effective...

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Feb 3, 2021 | Uncategorized

MODERATOR Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, board chair, Information Trust Exchange Governing Association DISCUSSION LEADERS Paul Meyer CEO, The Commons Project | additional bio | video Kara Meyberg Guzman, co-founder, Santa Cruz Local | board, Tiny News Collective Bill...

Kaiser mini-bio

Feb 3, 2021 | Uncategorized

Jo Ellen Green Kaiser, board chair ITEGA Jo Ellen Green Kaiser ,∫is founding chair of the ITEGA Board of Directors. A project-management consultant to independent-media and privacy sectors, she is also chair of teh Foundation for the Alliance for Community Media. ...

Major publisher group DCN says “sky won’t fall” if RTB switches to non-personal data; calls for evolution from status quo

Jun 20, 2019 | GDPR, technology, Uncategorized

The head of the biggest group that represents digital operations of major U.S. publishers says not to heed the “sky is falling” message from ad-tech companies and turn instead to “evolving” from the status quo of Real Time Bidding. “Ad market is unhealthy, lots of...

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

Jun 19, 2019 | Uncategorized

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...