This content was originally featured in the January 31, 2024 newsletter found here: INBOX INSIGHTS, JANUARY 31, 2024: NEW TECH DOESN’T SOLVE OLD PROBLEMS, FACT CHECKING DATA NEW TECHNOLOGY DOESN’T SOLVE OLD PROBLEMS New technology doesn’t solve old problems. It doesn’t. If anything, it exacerbates existing issues by adding complexity or masking underlying problems. If […]
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What is First Party Data, Second Party Data, and Third Party Data?
It’s a regular data party in marketing these days with all sorts of data party terms being bandied about, like first party data, second party data, third party data, and the new entrant, zero party data. What exactly do these terms mean, and why should we care? First, let’s understand what a party refers to. […]
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GDPR Resources
GDPR took effect in May of 2018, and regulates the privacy rights of people within the EU. One of the challenges of GDPR compliance is a spectacular amount of incorrect information circulating about the topic over the past couple of years. We’ve seen people referencing GDPR as applying to only EU citizens (incorrect, all people […]
{PODCAST} In-Ear Insights: Bias, Discrimination, and Influencers
In this episode of In-Ear Insights, Katie and Chris tackle a key, undiscussed problem with influencer marketing. In three states in the United States (California, Washington, and Pennsylvania), companies are prohibited from discriminating against contractors with the same level of protections as employees. When companies choose influencers, how rigorously are they screening against bias […]
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