February 5, 2024

Publishers’ privacy conundrum in response to ICO warnings

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Ross Webster
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In this article, our Privacy and Compliance Analyst, Ross Webster unpacks the publisher privacy conundrum in response to the ICO warnings in the Press Gazette. As a privacy first business, Content Ignite will be sharing more insights on this subject as they unfold over the coming weeks.

https://pressgazette.co.uk/comment-analysis/ico-data-privacy-publishers-2024/

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