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Marketing use cases for data clean rooms

Martech

Data clean rooms (DCRs) are a relatively new technology that marketers are using to enhance their use of data in a privacy-compliant way. DCRs can be used by brands, agencies and publishers. The annual cost can go up over $2 million annually when adding in privacy protection tools and other technology that makes the DCR usable.

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Ethical data management is a win for marketers

Martech

“We’re in the middle of a massive change in the data privacy landscape that is forcing companies to rethink how they work,” said Priscilla Debar, Acoustic’s Associate General Counsel, at our recent MarTech conference. “Is Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. Is your brand keeping pace with these changes?”.

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Litmus Live 2021 Speaker: Meet April Mullen—With Insights on Email’s Future

Litmus

Two more weeks until THE conference for email marketers— Litmus Live —is here! I then went on to launch and grow an enterprise email and CRM strategy for a large brokerage firm, did a stint on the agency side as an email strategist, and then have spent the last 7 years working in various roles for email and martech companies.

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Why we care about compliance in marketing

Martech

Meanwhile, the United States has gotten into the privacy act (so to speak). There are a few niche laws and regulations affecting privacy at the federal level in the U.S. California, too, has passed yet another privacy law, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). And it’s all just the tip of the iceberg stateside.

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Looking for clarity on CDPs: Monday’s Daily Brief

Martech

“We’re in the middle of a massive change in the data privacy landscape that is forcing companies to rethink how they work,” said Priscilla Debar, Acoustic’s Associate General Counsel, at our recent MarTech conference. “Is Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. Is your brand keeping pace with these changes?”.

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Ensure Your Business Looks Good Online

Webbiquity

Before the Internet, making a good first impression often meant face-to-face interactions at business meetings, conferences and lunches. To keep this from happening, companies like Reputation.com , provide ORM as well as Internet privacy protection to clients. Guest post by Carrie Bauer.

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Unriddled: New Data on Trust in Facebook, Product Announcements from Apple, and More Tech News You Need

Hubspot

When asked how much they trust a selection of tech companies to obey data privacy protection laws, 41% of Americans say they trust Facebook, while 51% do not. Out of the same set of respondents, 66% say they trust Amazon to obey data privacy protection laws, while 62% trust Google.