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Confused By New Data Privacy Laws? Start Here

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

Over the past few years, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) and other new laws have changed how businesses can use data to personalize interactions with consumers. Maintaining CPRA compliance — and keeping an eye on upcoming data laws — will help you better connect with customers in ways that respect data privacy.

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New Privacy Standards Coming to Apple & Google App Stores

Convert

App Privacy Requirements Added to the iOS App Store & Mac App Store. The update — which was pushed out last week — populates the app stores with all-new privacy labels that make that information transparent and easy to digest for users. Tip: The concept of “privacy label” isn’t new. Google Chrome Web Store.

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What Is Privacy Forward and Why Does it Matter for Marketers?

Adobe Experience Cloud Blog

It was a moment of reckoning for online privacy. As a marketer, it’s important to understand privacy as it is part of the customer experience. Even though Facebook shut down the ability to take data from third-party data brokers, companies can still put cookies on other websites that collect activity from users.

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Meet ZoomInfo’s Chief Compliance Officer: Q&A with Simon McDougall

Zoominfo

Tech policy expert Simon McDougall has joined ZoomInfo as our new chief compliance officer, overseeing our privacy and compliance functions. In this role, Simon will advance one of our core missions: providing transparency about how we collect and use professional contact data, while upholding individuals’ rights to privacy.

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The cookieless mobile world: how advertisers can stay competitive

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Marketers are gearing up for the cookieless mobile era. As data privacy regulations increase (as well as the start of the elimination of third-party cookies) advertisers and technology companies are shifting their strategies to stay competitive while adapting to these data privacy changes.

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Antitrust trial over Google search set to open

Martech

Google , focuses on the company’s popular search engine, alleging Google used its 90% market share to illegally throttle competition in both search and search advertising. In January, the DOJ filed an antitrust case against it concerning Google’s role as an advertising broker, publisher and auctioneer. The defense.

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Third Party Data Is Not Dead Yet

Customer Experience Matrix

The culprit was to be the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation, which would cut off the flow of personal data to third party brokers and, even more devastatingly, prevent marketers from buying third party data for fear it wasn’t legitimately sourced. Then again, business marketing always relied heavily on third party data.