The One Thing Marketers Need to Know about Data Privacy Legislation
Struggling to wrap your head around GDPR, the CCPA, and other proposed data privacy legislation? It all comes down to reconceptualizing data as a privilege, not a commodity.
Struggling to wrap your head around GDPR, the CCPA, and other proposed data privacy legislation? It all comes down to reconceptualizing data as a privilege, not a commodity.
We're not arguing semantics! Understanding the CCPA's terms and definitions is the first step to compliance.
The California Consumer Privacy Act shares a common goal with GDPR, but it's not identical. Here's what marketers need to know.
The fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal showed that consumers care how their data is used, even if they don’t understand it fully. Marketers shouldn’t be exploiting that knowledge gap—we should be trying to close it.
As brands lean more on data-driven marketing, they can’t ignore potential data privacy concerns. They can start by taking these five lessons to heart.
Data privacy legislation like the CCPA may cause marketers headaches in the short term—but in the long term, it will make your marketing smarter.
Brands have no choice but to join the conversation about consumer data privacy. On Data Privacy Day, let's challenge the way we approach personal data.
What do 94% of marketers love, but 92% of consumers fear? The answer is personalization. Check out 5 key takeaways from our latest report, Overcoming the Personalization vs. Privacy Paradox.
At least 87 million consumers had their privacy breached via Cambridge Analytica. How did it come to this? And perhaps more importantly, where do we go from here?
Marketers’ best intentions have led to eroding consumer confidence. But there is a way to regain consumer trust.
See the power of declared data for yourself.