In a dramatic judgement, the European Court of Justice has struck down the Safe Harbour agreement that has allowed companies to transfer data to the US. But while the ruling has potentially serious impact in the long term, marketers don’t need to panic just yet.
The website and social media pages for controversial human-rating app Peeple have been taken offline, after a flood of criticism.
Europe’s biggest airline Ryanair has hit out at Google for “misleading” search ads sending searchers to third-party booking sites and is calling on the search giant to enforce advertising transparency.
Ad blockers, ad fraud, and clients becoming content creators are seen as the biggest digital publishing industry challenges, accordingto a new report.
The developers of popular ad blockers are letting some ads through to consumers… for a fee, according to a news report.
With the arrival of adblocking on Apple’s iOS continuing to make headlines, new data looks at the profile of those who already deploy adblocking tools on their PCs or laptops.
Google has been accused of charging AdWords advertisers for YouTube clicks even when its own systems have correctly identified the viewer as a bot, according to new research.
A French privacy watchdog has rules that Google should extend its Euopean ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling to the rest of its search engines worldwide.
Facebook will start collecting data on users’ web viewing for the company’s ad-targeting systems next month, in a bid to serve more relevant ads on the social network’s pages. But privacy campaigners say its opt-out policy doesn’t go far enough…
AVG has been criticised for its recently updated privacy policy, letting the computer security firm keep the browsing history of its users and sell that information on to third parties.