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Apple’s App Tracking Transparency may not be strong enough

Apple introduced App Tracking Transparency last year which prohibits app developers from tracking users' activity across different apps without their explicit consent. Privacy advocates applauded the initiative. Facebook warned that it would bring down targeted advertising companies. Research published last week shows that App Tracking Transparency does not always prevent the collection of surreptitious personal...

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Podcast engagement is booming – Female listeners are driving growth

It is well-documented that new content options like podcasts have been appealing to consumers throughout the pandemic and are still gaining mainstream popularity. This is due to the growing number of podcast listeners, both in multicultural and older age groups. Light podcast listeners make up almost half of all podcast listeners today (49%) and data...

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The Commodore Amiga Computer

The Amiga 500 computer is turning 35 years these days. When introduced in 1985, the Amiga 1000 was way ahead of it's competion. However, wide success came with the introduction of the Amiga 500 in 1987. Commodore presented the Amiga 1000 on July 23, 1985 with hardware that was impressive for the time: a Motoroala...

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The importance of Omnichannel Marketing

Omnichannel marketing is the process of creating a seamless customer experience across all channels. This involves creating a consistent brand identity and message that can be easily recognized no matter where the customer is interacting with your company. The goal of omnichannel marketing is to provide a cohesive customer experience that leads to loyalty and...

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Belgian Data Protection Authority: Central standard for cookie banners unlawful

The Belgian data protection authority Autorité de protection des données (APD) has declared a central standard for online advertising to be inadmissible under data protection law. It has imposed a fine of 250,000 euros on the advertising organization IAB Europe. In addition, the IAB was asked to delete all collected data. Because the decision was...

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