Applying The ‘Would Your Mother Approve?’ Rule To Online Ad Tracking
Class-action attorney Jay Barnes makes the case for why the US **doesn’t** need to pass a dedicated federal data privacy law.
ARCHIVE FOR:
US state privacy laws
-
-
Meet Ron De Jesus, The First-Ever ‘Field’ Chief Privacy Officer
Rather than directly managing risk and regulatory compliance as a traditional chief privacy would do, Ron De Jesus is like a liaison between Transcend and the CPO community.
-
OPINION: Data-Driven Thinking
The Global Privacy Control Is Limiting. Here’s How The Industry Can Do Better
Global Privacy Controls should be less of an on/off switch, and more of a dimmer switch that reflects online privacy preferences across a continuum from restrictive to permissive.
-
Flying Under The Radar Is Not A Realistic Compliance Strategy
I spent the week in Washington, DC, attending two privacy- and public policy-focused events and I have a single takeaway from both: Enforcement. Is. Coming.
-
Privacy Compliance Is At The Top Of The Tech Lab’s 2024 To-Do List
The days of online ad industry self-regulation are well and truly over, say IAB Tech Lab CEO Tony Katsur.
-
OPINION: Data-Driven Thinking
Advertisers Take Note: State Laws Zero In On Protecting Kids' Digital Privacy Rights
New requirements with respect to the processing of children’s data are occurring at the U.S. state level and seemingly flying below the radar. Here’s how these changes could impact targeted advertising in the United States.
