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Google’s cookie deprecation: An essential marketing playbook for the post-cookie era

Martech

Time is running out to get all those well-laid marketing plans off the whiteboards and into action. No matter where your company is at in the post-third-party preparation curve, the truth is that we won’t fully realize the impact on our marketing efforts until Google finally flips the switch and we head into the unknown.

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A Look at the Colorado Privacy Act: Predictions on the Future of User Data Protection

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This past July, Colorado passed the Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) , making it the fourth state to enact comprehensive privacy legislation in the US, after California, Nevada, and Virginia. Colorado CPA. What Do All These Privacy Laws Have in Common? The DPO must act on your written request. Nevada SB220.

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What Publishers should keep top of mind in 2022

Liveintent

This September, Apple released iOS 15 and its Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) feature. The headlines largely centered around probes into major companies, but if you blinked, you might have missed some key announcements. Publishers should continue to engage in privacy-first practices and keep an eye on new laws.

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Consumer Data Laws in the US: Tracking the Latest Legal Updates

Zoominfo

These laws limit how businesses collect, use, and share personal data, responding to increasing concerns about the ballooning presence of online data-collection and the growing ecosystem of companies that buy and sell consumer data. The more hands a person’s information passes through, the more likely a hacker can access it.

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The State of Global Privacy Legislation with Adam Woods, COO

Choozle

The changing privacy laws surrounding consumer data puts marketers in the position to assume the risks involved when launching campaigns. Risks can vary widely, in part because there’s no single comprehensive federal law regulating how most companies collect, store, or share customer data. State laws.

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Connecticut Data Privacy Act: How We Make Sure Convert Remains Compliant

Convert

With the introduction of Connecticut SB 6, commonly referred to as the Connecticut Data Privacy Act or “CTDPA” , Connecticut has joined the ranks of US states like California, Virginia, Colorado, Nevada and Utah that have passed comprehensive privacy laws to protect individuals’ personal information. Colorado CPA.

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