Tag: Data

Source: TheZebra The modern automobile has joined the ranks of other networked devices in its ability to track and collect ...

Source: TheDrum American companies are upping their spend on third-party data, despite industry-wide concerns over consumer privacy, according to a study ...

Source: WARC Companies that successfully manage to integrate creativity and data enjoy a “two times difference in revenue growth”, according ...

By: Tomasz Pirc, stručnjak za korisničko iskustvo i partner, Innovatif Peter Steiner’s cartoon is one of my first memories related ...

By: James Harris, Chief Digital Officer – Global Clients, Dentsu Aegis Network Whilst the future direction of programmatic is open ...

Kantar and Alibaba Group announced today, during Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, the launch of their new partnership to ...

By: Branimir Brkljač Chelsea Elizabeth Manning is the world's most (in)famous whistleblower. This 30-year-old transgender person, as former US intelligence ...

Changes in legislation in the field of personal data protection will soon come into force. On 25 May 2018, General ...

By: Zenel Batagelj, Cofound.it & Iconomi adviser on business model development, strategy and branding Marlboro Friday In our line of ...

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has owned the responsibility regarding the latest data scandal, and he did so with a surprising move, ...

Source: Adweek The latest data breach in which Cambridge Analytica helped Trump get elected as president of the US using ...

World's largest social network found itself in a sea of trouble after a scandal about the misuse of its data ...

Source: Adweek Consumers around the world get frustrated when brands fail to deliver relevant, tailored experiences, something they are increasingly ...

Source: Adweek In 2018, consumers have largely accepted that marketers use an online log of their behaviors and spending habits ...

Source: TheDrum The rise of personalization tactics in marketing has consumers concerned that brands know too much about them, an Accenture study ...