“Data Management technology; great… *sigh*, but how much IT resource do we need?” Tomas Salfischberger, CEO and co-founder, Relay42, looks at how Marketing and IT can improve their working relationship.
The annual cost of fraud and cybercrime in the UK is £10.9bn – the equivalent of £210 per adult, according to new research.
UK government spy agencies broke privacy rules by collecting large amounts of UK citizens’ data without adequate oversight, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has ruled.
Microsoft is rebranding its loyalty scheme as Microsoft Rewards, expanding its coverage beyond its Bing search engine to cover its new Edge browser.
Adblock Plus is now selling “acceptable” ads themselves, aimed at replacing intrusive ads with less annoying ones, it claims.
Many businesses seriously mishandle customer data and are at risk of falling foul of data protection regulators, according to new research.
In its attempts to crack down on online privacy, film studio Warner Brothers has mistakenly asked Google to remove its own website from search results, saying it violates copyright laws.
A huge proportion of UK consumers are ready for the next stage in digital retail: completely automated purchases managed by machine with no action from the shopper needed, termed Programmatic Commerce, according to new research.
The chair of Europe’s leading group of privacy regulators said that it will watch with “great vigilance” WhatsApp’s change in privacy code, as the chat app opens up to ads for the first time.
WhatsApp has updated its privacy policy in a move that will see it share its users’ phone numbers with parent company Facebook, meaning the chat app will get ads for the first time.