Facebook’s prominent presence in national news during Q1 of 2018 has involved stories about changes impacting publishers and media companies in multiple ways, both good and bad. ONEcount recapped the effects of the changes the social media network made and reviewed what this all means for digital publishers. January 2018: For the past few years[…]
In the past year publishers, marketers and database managers increasingly realized the true significance of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforcement. Last week during a Senate Hearing in Washington, DC Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) brought the greater public’s attention to GDPR. Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerburg was asked if he thought European regulations[…]
There is more of a difference than just United States’ “opt-out” standard privacy laws compared to the European Union’s “opt-in” standard. ONEcount took a deeper look at each union’s privacy law standards. Check out some of the differences highlighted in the infographic below. Click here for more information about how ONEcount’s solution supports GDPR compliance.[…]
Beginning May 2018, the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will gain regulatory power. This law includes US-based businesses, specifically multinational companies, who will be subject to the regulations if their databases contain any information on EU citizens residing in the EU. The simplest approach to comply would be to block all users[…]
During an Association of Medical Media (AMM) meeting in New York City last month, a panel-led discussion of media executives spoke on the increasing challenges media companies are facing to better serve advertisers and sponsors. Today’s media demands are tougher than ever. Advertisers continue to require high viewability numbers in the upward numbers of 80%-100%[…]
