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Marketing Intelligence Platform PMG Alli Focuses Privacy and Engagement into a Singular View

PMG Alli marketing intelligence platform combines power of humans and tech to give marketers a single view of data & more interactive customer experiences.

June 21, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

PMG Alli, the new marketing intelligence platform from PMG, unifies advertisers’ data from disparate systems and provides “immediate business insights,” says the company. PMG cites data ownership, privacy, and a consumer demand for more relevant advertising content to be inspirations for their new marketing intelligence platform. “Today’s marketers are now tasked with externally delivering personalized messaging […]

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Privacy Protection Legislation Might Pass In a Future Near You

The United States is making a push to better protect consumers’ personal data from big tech companies.

May 6, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

The United States is making a push to better protect consumers’ personal data from big tech companies.

If DETOUR Act Passes, Tech Companies With Muddy Data Privacy Policies Could Be In Trouble

The DETOUR Act aims to help companies clean up their privacy policies and increase data privacy for users.

April 29, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

The DETOUR Act aims to help companies clean up their privacy policies and increase data privacy for users.

FTC to Investigate ISP Privacy Practices

Concerned about the evolution of the telecom industry, the FTC is auditing seven ISP companies to discover what they are doing with private user data.

April 16, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Concerned about the evolution of the telecom industry, the FTC is auditing seven ISP companies to discover what they are doing with private user data.

Facial Recognition’s All-Too-Close Relationship with Privacy Violation

Facial recognition is the hot new development in big tech, but companies are taking privacy shortcuts to get an edge.

April 2, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Facial recognition is the hot new development in big tech, but companies are taking privacy shortcuts to get an edge.

Amidst National Privacy Law Discussions, State Data Privacy Legislation Introduced

As the federal government discusses the possibilities of law on data privacy, some states are taking legislation into their own hands and introducing bills at the state level.

March 28, 2019 Matt Dumiak Leave a Comment

As the federal government discusses the possibilities of law on data privacy, some states are taking legislation into their own hands and introducing bills at the state level.

TikTok Pays $5.7 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy

The fine is the biggest civil penalty the Federal Trade Commission has ever placed on a company relating to children’s privacy,

March 14, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

The fine is the biggest civil penalty the Federal Trade Commission has ever placed on a company relating to children’s privacy,

6 Attorneys General Looking into Facebook Privacy Transgressions

Under fire for a plethora of data scandals over the last few years, Facebook is looking at the possibility of paying hefty fines for its data practices.

February 21, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Under fire for a plethora of data scandals over the last few years, Facebook is looking at the possibility of paying hefty fines for its data practices.

Illinois Supreme Court Aims to Protect Privacy from Biometric Data

A crucial biometric data privacy policy, BIPA, was in danger of rollback in the Illinois Supreme Court due to an incident regarding fingerprinting at Six Flags.

February 11, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

A crucial biometric data privacy policy, BIPA, was in danger of rollback in the Illinois Supreme Court due to an incident regarding fingerprinting at Six Flags.

Lenovo Pays $7.3 Million to Settle Privacy Dispute

Lenovo recently settled a class action lawsuit in which they were accused of pre-installing adware on 750,000 computers.

December 20, 2018 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Lenovo recently settled a class action lawsuit in which they were accused of pre-installing adware on 750,000 computers.

PMG Alli marketing intelligence platform combines power of humans and tech to give marketers a single view of data & more interactive customer experiences.

The United States is making a push to better protect consumers’ personal data from big tech companies.

The DETOUR Act aims to help companies clean up their privacy policies and increase data privacy for users.

Concerned about the evolution of the telecom industry, the FTC is auditing seven ISP companies to discover what they are doing with private user data.

Facial recognition is the hot new development in big tech, but companies are taking privacy shortcuts to get an edge.

As the federal government discusses the possibilities of law on data privacy, some states are taking legislation into their own hands and introducing bills at the state level.

The fine is the biggest civil penalty the Federal Trade Commission has ever placed on a company relating to children’s privacy,

Under fire for a plethora of data scandals over the last few years, Facebook is looking at the possibility of paying hefty fines for its data practices.

A crucial biometric data privacy policy, BIPA, was in danger of rollback in the Illinois Supreme Court due to an incident regarding fingerprinting at Six Flags.

Lenovo recently settled a class action lawsuit in which they were accused of pre-installing adware on 750,000 computers.

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