Tag results for "regulation"
- Sky's Chief Exec Calls On Social Media To Protect JournalistsSky's Chief Executive, Jeremy Darroch, insists social media platforms must do more ...
- Election Reporting Laws Pose Conundrum For UK TV News"The Guardian" is outlining the problems facing media organisations in the UK ...
- Is Google Guilty? The Only GDPR Question That MattersAs GDPR turns one, Ireland is finally investigating whether Google is compli ...
- 500 Far-Right Hate Accounts Discovered On FacebookCampaign group Avaaz has told "The Guardian" it has uncovered 500 Facebook ...
- GDPR Inspires Confidence In Many Consumers, But 35% Opt Out Of EmailNew studies by TrustArc and Snow Software show people trust their data ...
- Getting Ready For GDPR-Outside of EuropeThe impact of GDPR is rapidly spreading across the globe. Many countries ...
- No Difference In Email Since GDPR, Consumers SayFifty-six percent of those in the UK support GDPR and most are ...
- Happy Birthday GDPR, We'd Forgotten You Were HereBrits are not noticing much difference a year after GDPR was introdu ...
- The New Privacy Laws And Email MarketingBrands are facing tough new privacy legislation not only at the level ...
- Trump Takes On Social Media Giants, Responds To Crackdown On Violent ExtremismThe White House just launched a tool for disgruntled consumers to share ...
- California Jitters: Are Firms Ready For The CCPA?The DataGrail study shows most firms think they're almost ready. But some ...
- Will Technical Issues Get In The Way Of California's Privacy Act?Tech giants and consumerists alike are weighing in on the California Consumer ...
- Eric Schmidt Defends Google On China And TaxThe BBC is covering last night's appearance of former Google boss Eric ...
- Facebook Denies It Is A MonopolyCompany exec Nick Clegg claims Facebook has ample competition, both in digital ...
- Legal Or Ethical? Google's Moral QuandaryGoogle's "do no evil" banner was exposed this week as Eric Schmidt ...
- The Benefits Of GDPR One Year InAfter one year in existence, the GDPR has changed how marketers use ...
- Nick Clegg Hits Back At Calls For Facebook To Be Split UpFacebook's Head of Global Affairs and former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg ...
- Top Police Officer Says A Social Boycott Would Ensure Safer ContentThe UK's lead police officer for child protection, Chief Constable Simon Bailey, ...
- Marketers Brace For The EU's New Credit Card Payment RuleEuropean marketers have barely adjusted to the GDPR. In September, they will ...
- Internet Regulator Law To Be Unveiled After Summer RecessThe Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright is planning to put internet safety legislation, ...
- Spurs Gambling Ad Banned For Featuring Players Under 25Tottenham Hotspur has been rapped by the ASA for posting a picture ...
- Proposal Would Allow Debt Collection By EmailThe change would allow consumers to opt out. The Bureau of Consumer ...
- EU To Investigate Apple Over Antitrust ClaimsRegulators in Europe reportedly plan to investigate an antitrust complaint filed by ...
- EU To Apple: 'You're Next'As Apple launches its new entertainment services, an EU antitrust investigation is ...
- No Social Please, We're BritishPrivacy, harmful content, fake news and political advertising concerns mean that Brits ...
- Porous Data: Firms Giving Access To Too Many PeopleA study by Varonis concludes that brands are collecting more data than ...
- Day Of Reckoning For GoogleGoogle missed its forecast by a billion dollars as a massive EU ...
- CCPA: Turning Pain Into ProgressInstead of fear, marketers will be much better served to take a ...
- The Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing MassacreFor a generation raised on massive multiplayer shooter games, the combination of ...
- IAB Europe Unveils New GDPR Consent Framework For VendorsIAB Europe and IAB Tech Labs have created a new scheme or ...
