PRIVACY BEAT: As GDPR fines loom, regulator says ad-tech privacy problems unsolved; ‘special category’ use challenged
PRIVACY BEAT: As GDPR fines loom, regulator says ad-tech privacy problems unsolved; ‘special category’ use challenged Weekly Privacy News Update Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. As GDPR fines loom, regulator says ad-tech privacy problems unsolved;...
PRIVACY BEAT: Google drops major privacy and ad-tech plans in blog posts; seeks industry reaction
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Google drops major privacy / ad-tech plans in blog posts; seeks industry reaction; early thumbs down Privacy and browser-tech managers at Google Inc. revealed major privacy and ad-tech initiatives in blog posts on...
PRIVACY BEAT: Some CCPA changes appear positioned for Senate passage
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Some CCPA changes appear positioned for Calif. Senate passage — then Assembly talks in September It looks as if the final language of the California Consumer Privacy Act, effective Jan. 1, is going to end up...
PRIVACY BEAT: Some CCPA changes appear positioned for Calif. Senate passage — then Assembly talks in September
Privacy Beat Your weekly privacy news update. 1. Some CCPA changes appear positioned for Calif. Senate passage — then Assembly talks in September It looks as if the final language of the California Consumer Privacy Act, effective Jan. 1, is going to end up...
PRIVACY BEAT: Privacy and web browsers — should publishers be looking to create an independent single-sign-on system?
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
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
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?
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
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...
Privacytown: How a news organization can become its community’s “privacy protector”
Privacytown Q&A For centuries, local news organizations have been integral to the communities they serve. By providing important news and information to improve the health and well being of local residents, they have established themselves...
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Privacytown Application InterestPrivacytown: How a news organization can become its community’s “privacy protector” — Signup Your local news organization could become a pilot Privacytown. Learn how your can build trust with your community and increase...
Major publisher group DCN says “sky won’t fall” if RTB switches to non-personal data
Major publisher group DCN says “sky won’t fall” if RTB switches to non-personal data; calls for evolution from status quoBy Bill DensmoreThe head of the biggest group that represents digital operations of major U.S. publishers says not to heed the “sky is...