Regulation GDPR

• Google vs DoJ: What's the Impact of the Proposed Action?

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  The US DoJ has published its proposed remedies after Google was found guilty of monopolistic practices. What does it mean for the media and ad tech industries? Mat Broughton takes a look... Following the US Department of Justice (DoJ) ruling that [...]

• OpenX Promotes Julie Rooney to Chief Privacy Officer

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  OpenX Technologies, Inc., one of the world’s leading omnichannel supply-side platforms, today (November 12th, 2024) announced the promotion of Julie Rooney to chief privacy officer and deputy general counsel. This strategic promotion underscores OpenX’s continued commitment to setting the standard [...]

• UK Festive Season Ad Spend Expected to Hit £10.5bn; Apple to Face First EU Fine Under DMA; UK Gov Testing AI Chatbot 

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  News in brief: UK Festive Season Ad Spend Expected to Hit £10.5bn; Apple to Face First EU Fine Under DMA; UK Gov Testing AI Chatbot  UK Festive Season Ad Spend Expected to Hit £10.5bn  UK advertisers are expected to spend £10.5bn during [...]

• Q3 in Ad Tech: Trials and Tribulations

  1 month ago News

  

  In our latest quarterly wrap, head of content John Still takes a look at the events that have defined Q3 2024. What made headlines over summer? It’s hard to look anywhere other than Google’s legal wranglings as we look back at [...]

• Cedara Launches Industry-Leading Compliance Tools to Address SBTI, GHG, & CSRD Reporting

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  Cedara, the Carbon Intelligence Platform, has launched cutting-edge compliance tools aimed at helping media businesses streamline both regulatory and media measurement requirements, all within a unified platform. With the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) set to take effect for thousands [...]

• CPCA & ICO Begin Development of World’s First Regulator-Approved Privacy Certification for Digital Advertising

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  Today, (October 9th, 2024) the Coalition for Privacy Compliance in Advertising (CPCA) (founded in 2024 by Mattia Fosci, privacy lawyer and CEO at Anonymised) announced it is working with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) to develop the world’s first regulator-approved [...]

• Nano Interactive Bolsters Commercial Team Focusing on Its Next Stage of Growth  

  2 months ago News

  

  Nano, a leader in ID-free, intent-led planning and targeting, has announced key changes to its commercial team structure. This comes as the company focuses on its next stage of growth, helping advertisers meet the increasing challenges of signal loss, consumer privacy, and regulatory pressures, while also helping clients create impactful, consumer-centric campaigns.  The revamped commercial team will align agency partnerships, brand [...]

• Piwik PRO & Acquia Launch an Integration Aimed at Optimising Website Accessibility & Engagement in a Privacy-Friendly Way

  2 months ago News

  

  Piwik PRO, a privacy-first digital analytics and data activation platform, now connects with Monsido by Acquia, a web governance and accessibility solution. The new integration empowers marketers to deliver optimised, inclusive, and compliant digital experiences. Piwik PRO enables marketing teams to [...]

• Google Ad Stack Trial Wraps Up; Reuters and CNN Launch Paywalls; Europe Demands YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok to Expose Algorithm Secrets 

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  Today’s news: Google Ad Stack Trial Wraps Up; Reuters and CNN Launch Paywalls; Europe Demands YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok to Expose Algorithm Secrets  Google’s ad stack trial has wrapped up, just three weeks after it began at the US District Court [...]

• ASA Bans Nike and Sky Ads; TikTok Launches Search Ads Campaign; Max Streaming Arrives to APAC 

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  Today’s news: ASA Bans Nike and Sky Ads; TikTok Launches Search Ads Campaign; Max Streaming Arrives to APAC  The UK’s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned Sky and Nike ads for using “dark pattern” advertising tactics which intend to mislead consumers. [...]