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"It's plain common sense that one country should not have the right to impose its rules on the citizens of another," global privacy counsel Peter Fleischer says. Read the whole story
The DMA has lost its battle against a Colorado law that requires online retailers to disclose information about customers' purchases to the state tax … Read the whole story
A judge in San Francisco has dismissed "pimping" charges against Backpage CEO Carl Ferrer and stockholders Michael Lacey and James Larkin. Read the whole story
Ad fraud appears in more than half (52%) of uncertified apps and in nearly one-tenth (8%) of certified app traffic, according to a new … Read the whole story
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Twitter has blocked access to another social media analytics company due to concerns over the information being used for police surveillance of protesters. Read the whole story
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Consumers voted overwhelmingly for campaigns that used fear and/or links to organized crime across all markets as the most effective. Read the whole story
