As brands invest in AI tools to engage with consumers, a recent Twilio media briefing in Hong Kong says 60% of people don’t believe brands act in their best interest when it comes to their data.
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Consumers raise concerns over data privacy as more brands turn to AI: report
Should brands compensate consumers for their data?
As brands increasingly adopt tactics to collect first-party data, questions arise about the value of compensating consumers for their data and how such practices might influence customer loyalty and trust.
GARM vs. X: It’s not just ethics, it’s economics
Responsible media has been proven over again to make good business sense, argues Pubmatic CMO Johanna Bauman.
Ten questions with Ingrid Verschuren: Head of Data Strategy & AI, Dow Jones
As the generative AI boom sweeps over the media industry, Campaign catches up with Dow Jones' Ingrid Verschuren to discuss how the news and finance conglomerate is embracing artificial intelligence and navigating both its threats and opportunities.
Google settles $5 billion lawsuit on user privacy
The Alphabet company backtracked in a lawsuit that accuses it of tracking users’ internet usage even in the ‘Incognito’ or private mode of browsing
What brands need to know to jump into the 'clean room' conversation
As digitisation booms, data clean rooms have emerged as a compelling means of sharing data between businesses and drawing valuable insights, opines Lotame's Zuzana Urbanova.
How to build a comprehensive digital privacy roadmap as an executive stakeholder
As data privacy issues continue to plague the digital landscape, Vasily Popravko of MediaMonks shares how businesses can better adopt strategic approaches to meeting evolving customer trust, and security.
Meta fined $1.3 billion for violating E.U. data privacy rules
Facebook parent receives record-breaking fine for breaching GDPR, the EU’s privacy law.
How will Apple balance privacy and personalisation as it grows ad business
Industry experts predict how iPhone maker will construct its rumored DSP to appease privacy-conscious consumers, regulators and an ad industry disgruntled by its tracking restrictions.
TikTok to exit Hong Kong market
Move appears to be related to the SAR's new national security law.
Grindr and OkCupid among dating apps handing data to 'out of control' adtech
Google DoubleClick was receiving data from eight apps tested, while Facebook was receiving data from nine.
Planning for privacy
"If we stop focusing on next quarter and instead consider what is likely to occur in a few years’ time, it becomes easier to take decisive steps."
Consumer data concerns: Let’s admit there’s a problem
The status quo isn't working. Time to give users real control over the data they share and end the game of Whac-A-Mole between advertisers, browsers and users.
Why don't 'chief children's officers' exist in every big tech firm?
The CEO of SuperAwesome describes the state of the internet in terms of children's safety — and says China is further ahead than most in getting it right.
Confidence returning to buying and selling data: Eyeota
Evolving data laws run the risk of creating continued headaches, but GDPR has pushed most brands, agencies and publishers to a better place, argues Eyeota's international MD Aaron Jackson.
Is China's data protection scene reaching maturity?
Change may be coming, as high-profile information breaches and consumer awareness push the issue of data privacy into the spotlight.
3 emerging tech tools restoring data control to consumers
From 'personal data lockers' to 'digital twins', we look at some future developments in the world of data privacy that will help marketers improve the customer experience.
GDPR: how has it changed data protection in Asia?
Eight months on, we look at how the EU’s data protection regulation has impacted APAC advertisers and consumers.