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Ethical data management is a win for marketers

Martech

With campaigns deploying across so many digital channels, marketers are aggregating more and more data, which means they have to also stay on top of privacy compliance. Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. Be transparent. Stay on top of compliance. A bill for a federal Safe Data Act was filed in the U.S.

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From Risk To Resilience: AI Accelerators And The Future Of Financial Crime Management

Ivan Guzenko - Forbes

Fighting Financial Crimes In The Age Of AI The impact of AI on financial crime prevention is already profound, extending beyond traditional risk and compliance to include fraud detection, identity theft, cybersecurity and privacy protection. Explainability: Use transparent AI models to meet regulatory decision-making requirements.

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2024 Predictions: Advertising and digital media

Martech

These guidelines will provide clearer consistency and transparency in how attention is measured, allowing for a more uniform approach across the industry,” Eng said. In addition, the increased need for privacy protections will likely further push brands toward adopting more efficient — and controllable — campaign executions.

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Which Email Marketing Trends Will Reign Supreme in 2023 and Beyond??

Scoop.it

Source: BIMIGroup.org Customer Data Platforms will be extensively used Marketers are compelled to use cross-channel customer data due to sunsetting of third-party cookies, Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection, and App Tracking Transparency. They aggregate the customer data in a single repository.

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We’ll Take the B2C Special: Fully Personalized and Self-Directed Email Experiences

Litmus

Now they find themselves racing to adopt new personalization trends meant to mitigate privacy changes, such as Apple Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) or the loss of third-party cookies. Marketers need a more transparent approach to collecting the information required to deliver personalized experiences consumers expect.

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How to Respond to the Loss of Third-Party Cookies

Litmus

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a law in the state of California that went into effect in 2020 that gives Californians transparency and control over how their personal information is used by businesses.

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Planning Your Email Strategy for 2023: How to Get Maximum ROI

Scoop.it

Businesses will utilize customer data platforms to build more effective email strategy Owing to the sunsetting of third-party cookies, launch of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection, and App Tracking Transparency, businesses will be obliged to use their cross-channel customer data.

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