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Can the adtech industry really put consumers at the center of their models?
Opting in for a drill down on the consumer-centricity of adtech platforms.
Will Brexit Britain diverge from the global trend towards GDPR-like data protection?
The second part of an exclusive report from last week's Westminster eForum on data protection raises more questions about Brexit Britain's data protection regime.
Post-Brexit data protection policy could be national "self-harm", warns Microsoft
As the UK government today lays out its demands for what a post-Brexit relationship with Europe looks like, will data adequacy get the focus it deserves? As a Westminster e-Forum audience heard this week, there will be dire consequences if not.
And so it begins...despite reassurances, Brexit brings ambiguity to UK’s data protection priorities
Google has announced that it is moving its British users’ accounts out of the control of EU privacy regulators. They will now fall under US jurisdiction.
Europe's legislators deliver emphatic 'Non!' to Facebook's vision of self-serving internet regulation
Regulate me, says Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, and here's how. You've got to be kidding, say Europe's legislators.
Zuckerberg says Facebook is part newspaper, part telco - hybrid or mutant?
Not a publisher, not quite a telco, but definitely in need of regulation...
Zoho takes their B2B data privacy stand - "We will not be part of this industry practice." But will it pay off?
Zoho took a bold stance on B2B data privacy at ZohoDay 2020. That stance has huge implications for their heavy bets on AI - and their avoidance of the public cloud. Here's a look behind the debate.
Enterprise hits and misses - quantum gets real, Koch buys Infor, and Shadow's failed app gets lit up
This week - quantum computing gets a real-world gut check. Koch buys Infor; we analyze. SAP extends maintenance, and Alphabet finally reveals Google cloud earnings. Shadow apologizes for a terrible election app launch; I skewer. And the whiffs keep coming...
Clearview AI - super crime fighter or the death of privacy as we know it?
A facial recognition app that can find all of the pictures of you on the internet in seconds sounds the privacy alarm bells. Its sketchy provenance doesn’t help.
In this 37th year of 1984, what comes after?
Apple told us 1984 wouldn't be like '1984'. Salesforce Peter Coffee has questions 36 years later...
Enterprise hits and misses - Data Privacy Day gets breached, and IBM places its leadership bet
This week - Data Privacy Day comes and goes, leaving a trail of breaches and debates in its wake. IBM does the CEO shuffle, and evokes salty reactions. The diginomica team hits the enterprise tarmac; explainable AI gets a wake-up call. Plus: your weekly whiffs.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's big ask - don't like me, understand me!
Mark Zuckerberg reckons Facebook has tried too hard to be liked. No more...
I agree with Nick - the cynical reading of Facebook's new 'Supreme Court' throws up a lot of important small print
Toothless PR gesture or an independent body with real bite? Facebook's new Oversight Board ticks a lot of boxes, but begs a lot of questions.
