For months, survey data has shown that very few US businesses are ready to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). With just days before the legislation kicks in, at least half of US companies may still be struggling to comply. About half of US
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Canada’s privacy commissioner is to be given enhanced powers to establish a new set of online regulations, protecting citizens’ privacy and their rights over the data collected on them by both private and public bodies. In a mandate letter from Canada’s newly re-elected prime minister Justin Trudeau to
Are you up to speed with when, where, and how your target audiences are clicking, reading, and responding? This report will help you benchmark your performance against your peers and turn subscriber insights into strategies and tactics that boost your success. Sponsored by Litmus. In email
It’s hard to believe we are nearing the end of yet another exciting year in email, and 2019 proved to be one of the most momentous and active years to date. Over the past year, the number of new technologies, mergers and acquisitions, mailbox provider
It used to be, if somebody went off the rails, one of your kids, you’d immediately start praying. Now it’s Google. Google literally is our God. You trust Google more than any priest, rabbi, scholar, mentor, or boss. It knows if you’re thinking about getting
What do you think of when you think of "big data"? For many, it's a nebulous term that invokes images of huge server farms humming away. Or perhaps you think of receiving some kind of personalized advertisement from a retailer. But big data is so much deeper
Since the launch of its DNA testing service in 2007, genomics giant 23andMe has convinced more than 5 million people to fill a plastic tube with half a teaspoon of saliva. In return for all that spit (and some cash too), customers get insights into their biological inheritance, from
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Huge strategists, technologists, UX designers, and creatives weigh on what will be relevant in the year ahead. The president isn’t the only one accused of abusing his power. Techcompanies have come under fire for abusing user data. And everyone is responsible for doing irreparable damage to the planet.
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