Julia Porter18 May 2020New Seven Step Ad Tech Guide from DMA and ISBASeven Step Ad Tech Guide - Support for UK businesses engaged in the programmatic digital advertising to ensure they protect the rights of individuals.Read Article DPN Team15 April 2020DPIAs – What? When? How? Who? Why? [webinar recording]Data Protection Impact Assessments - learn about when you need to conduct a DPIA and how in this webinar hosted by Bristows LLP. Read Article Gemma Johnson13 February 2020Marketers: Will You Need to do a DPIA for that?Why marketers need to understand when they might need to conduct a data protection impact assessment and learn how to do them. Read Article Simon Blanchard10 February 2020ePrivacy Regulation – Are we any closer to a final text?Efforts continue to try and agree the final text of the ePrivacy Regulation. Reaching a consensus has proved very challenging since the first draft was published 3 years...Read Article Julia Porter09 February 2020In a Digitally Enabled World, What is Direct Marketing?On 8th January the ICO published a draft code of practice for the marketing community. It’s entitled “Direct Marketing Code of Practice”. The use of the term “Direct Marketing”...Read Article Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
DPN Team15 April 2020DPIAs – What? When? How? Who? Why? [webinar recording]Data Protection Impact Assessments - learn about when you need to conduct a DPIA and how in this webinar hosted by Bristows LLP. Read Article Gemma Johnson13 February 2020Marketers: Will You Need to do a DPIA for that?Why marketers need to understand when they might need to conduct a data protection impact assessment and learn how to do them. Read Article Simon Blanchard10 February 2020ePrivacy Regulation – Are we any closer to a final text?Efforts continue to try and agree the final text of the ePrivacy Regulation. Reaching a consensus has proved very challenging since the first draft was published 3 years...Read Article Julia Porter09 February 2020In a Digitally Enabled World, What is Direct Marketing?On 8th January the ICO published a draft code of practice for the marketing community. It’s entitled “Direct Marketing Code of Practice”. The use of the term “Direct Marketing”...Read Article Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Gemma Johnson13 February 2020Marketers: Will You Need to do a DPIA for that?Why marketers need to understand when they might need to conduct a data protection impact assessment and learn how to do them. Read Article Simon Blanchard10 February 2020ePrivacy Regulation – Are we any closer to a final text?Efforts continue to try and agree the final text of the ePrivacy Regulation. Reaching a consensus has proved very challenging since the first draft was published 3 years...Read Article Julia Porter09 February 2020In a Digitally Enabled World, What is Direct Marketing?On 8th January the ICO published a draft code of practice for the marketing community. It’s entitled “Direct Marketing Code of Practice”. The use of the term “Direct Marketing”...Read Article Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Simon Blanchard10 February 2020ePrivacy Regulation – Are we any closer to a final text?Efforts continue to try and agree the final text of the ePrivacy Regulation. Reaching a consensus has proved very challenging since the first draft was published 3 years...Read Article Julia Porter09 February 2020In a Digitally Enabled World, What is Direct Marketing?On 8th January the ICO published a draft code of practice for the marketing community. It’s entitled “Direct Marketing Code of Practice”. The use of the term “Direct Marketing”...Read Article Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Julia Porter09 February 2020In a Digitally Enabled World, What is Direct Marketing?On 8th January the ICO published a draft code of practice for the marketing community. It’s entitled “Direct Marketing Code of Practice”. The use of the term “Direct Marketing”...Read Article Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Debbie McElhill03 December 2019ePrivacy Regulation – Is there still life in it, as the European Commission steps in? In a bid to find consensus the European Commission has announced it’s preparing a revamped ePrivacy proposal. This follows the recent rejection by EU member states of the...Read Article Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Debbie McElhill18 September 2019ePrivacy Regulation – what’s happening?ePrivacy Regulation – first draft 2017, so what’s happening two years on? The ePrivacy Regulation is set to replace the 2002 ePrivacy Directive (and subsequent amendments) which currently sits...Read Article Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Julia Porter09 July 2019ICO cookie guidance and the impact on website analyticsCookie guidance updated Last week, the ICO published their updated guidance on the use of cookies and other similar technologies. This is to be welcomed as there were some...Read Article DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
DPN Team05 July 2019Adtech: The challenging compliance landscape – webinar recordingPublishers, advertisers, adtech firms, start-ups and privacy activists are all united in a strong interest in online advertising and programmatic delivery . After all, it represents the lion’s share...Read Article Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Julia Porter21 June 2019Cookies, Consent & Compliance: 10 takeaways from the ICO’s update report into AdTech and RTB10 Takeaways from ICO’s Update Report The ICO has published an Update Report on AdTech and Real Time Bidding (RTB). The clue is in the word “update” in that...Read Article Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Julia Porter07 March 2019Do Smaller Customer Databases Spell Disaster?10 tips for making sure your customer database is match fit GDPR provided a golden opportunity for companies to reduce the size of their databases. It was often surprising...Read Article Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Philippa Donn05 March 2019Digital advertising & real-time bidding: Are we on the verge of a seismic shift or not?GDPR put a significant spanner in the world of digital advertising, which disparate parties with different vested interests have been grappling with now for months. How can organisations provide...Read Article Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Philippa Donn22 January 2019Legitimate Interests: It’s legit, isn’t it?“Legitimate interests is the most flexible lawful basis for processing, but you cannot assume it will always be the most appropriate” UK Information Commissioner’s Office Let’s say you want...Read Article Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Stef Elliott21 November 2018“The cookies law is clear – well that takes the biscuit”The ePrivacy Regulation was originally planned to come into force simultaneously with the GDPR on 25th May 2018. The delay and the ongoing debate regarding the Regulation, as highlighted...Read Article Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Simon Blanchard18 November 2018ePrivacy Regulation is not ready and could be stalled even furtherAs those in the know recognise, data protection is not just about GDPR. Many of us have been waiting for GDPR’s EU counterpart, the new ePrivacy Regulation for a...Read Article Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Matt Edgar02 October 2018Spam crusader or vigilante victim – what happens if you are blacklisted unfairly?Finding spam a nuisance and being anti-spam is a default setting for all of us these days. Even as technology evolves and our mailboxes become smarter in reducing this...Read Article Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Stef Elliott01 October 2018Cookies: GDPR and ePrivacy (video)Cookie notices, splash pages and various consent management platforms are everywhere. If you’re struggling to wade through the mire that is cookie compliance, watch our cookie webinar with Robert...Read Article Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Philippa Donn05 February 2018GDPR: Marketers don’t forget PECR!With time running out everyone is feverishly trying to ensure compliance with the GDPR. But while focusing on the GDPR, are the current rules surrounding electronic marketing communications being...Read Article Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Philippa Donn17 November 2017ePrivacy Regulation, latest developments and fearsWhile the data protection community has been busy grappling with the GDPR, another piece of legislation could have an even more significant impact. This is the new ePrivacy regulation,...Read Article Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Karima Saini25 September 2017GDPR 10 Point Checklist for MarketersAll UK businesses were required to be compliant with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from the implementation date on 25th May 2018. The GDPR introduces a number of...Read Article Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Simon Blanchard20 July 2017GDPR – Impact on database & marketing platformsHow do database and marketing platforms change under the GDPR? The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25th May 2018. There are several ways in...Read Article Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Rosemary Smith02 March 2016Telemarketing Campaigns – Practical Guidance on Consent and Due DiligenceTelephone lead generation, outbound telemarketing and fundraising have come in for a great deal of recent criticism from regulators and consumers. The very power of the channel means that...Read Article Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Rosemary Smith10 May 2015What are the consent issues for telemarketing?European data protection law gives individuals (and some business people) the right to prevent direct marketing approaches. When it comes to the telephone channel, this right can be exercised...Read Article Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
Rosemary Smith18 September 2014Origin and Destination – Which law applies to marketing messages?One of the commonest questions from international marketers is whether, when they are conducting multi-country campaigns, they must apply the data protection rules of the country of origin or...Read Article
