Data Is King. So How Can Marketers Survive Privacy Reforms?
There's a fine line between proper use of customer data and a $50K fine from the ACCC. Save your cash with this read.
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Back To A Future Without Third-Party Cookies
As Alexandra Smit, digital marketing and automation specialist at Cheetah Digital, discusses in this article… In a...
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Apple’s Photo-Scanning Technology Causes Privacy Storm
Tim Cook promises he's not snooping around your photos and that he likes that shirt you wore on March 14 at 7:08pm.
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Apple Is Eating Facebook’s Lunch
The Apple-Facebook war continues apace as Mark warns Priscilla, “You don't know the power of the dark side."
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Apple Continues Ad Tracking Crackdown
Privacy now joins overprized devices and stores with a two-hour wait time as being a part of Apple's identity.
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Advertisers Won’t Like Apple’s Very Cheeky New iPhone Ad
Apple ads no longer aimed at merely selling more iPhones, but rather attacking Tim Cook's myriad of enemies.
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iOS 14.5: What It Means For Evolving Consumer Expectations Around Privacy
Tired of hearing about iOS? Think it's a reference to the Greek Island? Add to the confusion here.
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A Win For Privacy Or For Google? Ad Tech Industry Weighs In On Tracking Changes
Here, B&T asks "a win for privacy or for Google?" & you'd pick the splinters out of our arse such was the fence-sitting.
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Here's top tips on how to ease consumer privacy concerns. Stop spying on them as good as any place to start.
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Fresh Questions Emerge Over Zoom’s Privacy Policy
Questions emerge over Zoom's privacy policy. Not to mention enhancing your jowls and crow's feet on conference calls.
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Big Interview: Inside Google’s Decision To End Third-Party Cookies With CPO Keith Enright
B&T goes one-on-one with Google CPO Keith Enright, who also takes commanding 6-1 lead in accompanying totem tennis.
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Like Milo and milk, there's a fine balance when it comes to brand safety. Unlike Milo, however, it's not half-half.
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How Facebook’s Clear History Function Will (And Won’t) Change Advertising
You could look up the definition of "fence-sitting" in the dictionary or you could simply read this headline.
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YouTube Overhauls Children’s Content Policy
YouTube has overhauled its children's content policy. No news on racists, homophobes or white supremacists, however.
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Tired Of Hearing About Data Privacy? Cover Your Ears, Marketers
Data privacy is back in the news. And so are the bushfires, Latrell Mitchell and Prince Andrew judging by News.com.au.
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Facebook’s Latest Campaign Shows Us Real-World Privacy And Online Privacy Aren’t All That Different
Think Chinese operatives are listening in every time you open Facebook? Become less of a national security issue here.
Google Wants To Make Online Advertising Better, So It’s Building A Sandbox
Google unveils its new "sandbox" for advertisers that, thankfully, won't get into your crack or all over the carpet.
Facebook’s New ‘Off-Facebook’ Function Increases Transparency, But Could Decrease Ad Revenue
Is there an awkward silence whenever you meet someone from IT in the office kitchen? This ice-breaker's arrived.