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What if the cost of complying with GDPR exceeded the fines?
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As the first fines from the GDPR come to light one thing is clear: the period of amnesty for reaching compliance is at an end.
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Thousands of complaints have been made under GDPR, and things are going to get a lot worse for organizations before they get better.
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The German Federal Cartel Office's Facebook ruling last week made a clear link between data privacy and competition.
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Google received a $57M fine this week for failure to meet GDPR requirements. What does this imply for other businesses and for privacy regulations abroad?
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There's been movement in Germany to loosen or roll back some of the GDPR requirements. That would be a mistake.
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Data privacy was a constant talking point throughout 2018, giving our editorial team a lot of ground to cover.
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A profile of one of CMSWire's top contributors of 2018, Dana Simberkoff.
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The pace of technology change accelerated in 2018, with certain larger trends sure to trickle down into our day to day life.
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Data-privacy regulations present the best solution to marketing's 'insatiable hunger for personal data.'
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One major lesson we can learn from our European counterparts and their journey to date with the GDPR? Get started, yesterday.
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Every time you get something for free, you sell a little bit more of your privacy.
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Carolina Ramirez of UNICEF discusses the importance of digital governance, the role of trust in customer relationships and more in our latest DX Leaders post.
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With the CCPA coming in 2020, a federal privacy law might not be far behind. Either way, businesses should be reexamining their privacy practices now.
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