Regulation GDPR

• OTT and CTV Apps: The Next Wave of Compliance

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  Connected TV (CTV) and Over-the-Top (OTT) applications represent the future of entertainment. It's expected that by 2022 55 million people will “cut the cord,” or eliminate cable completely. And with more people home-bound due to COVID-19, Connected TV inventory has [...]

• Virginia Passes CDPA; NFL Demands Higher TV Rights Fees

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  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: Virginia passes the Consumer Data Protection Act, making it the second US state after California to impose such legislation; the NFL pushes for TV networks to pay more to cover games; and an EU consumer [...]

• North Dakota Bill Cracks Down on App Stores; TikTok Finished 2020 as Highest-Grossing App

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  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: a bill proposed by the North Dakota senate could rein in the power app store operators hold over developers; TikTok finishes 2020 as the world's most-downloaded and highest-grossing app, with growth continuing into 2021; and [...]

• Digital Video Advertising Grows in Australia; Canada to Impose News Media Code

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  In this weekly segment, ExchangeWire sums up key industry updates in ad tech from around the globe. In this edition: digital video advertising blooms in Australia; the Canadian government announces plans to introduce a news media remuneration law; Facebook restores [...]

• Pubstack and Didomi Join Forces to Run the Online Event 'GDPR, TCF...How to Maximise Monetisation While Respecting User Choice in 2021?’

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  The last 2 years have seen a number of significant changes that impact the digital advertising ecosystem. Most of them are due to shifting expectations in society, with consumers demanding more privacy and choice. The regulatory expectations from Data Protection [...]

• EU Contemplates Australia-Style Media Bargaining Code; China Imposes New Antitrust Rules

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  In today's ExchangeWire new's digest: reports surface that the EU will seek to implement legislation similar to Australia's proposed News Media Bargaining Code, which will force tech platforms to pay publishers for their content; China introduces new regulation to tackle [...]

• ICO Deal with Facebook Bars Audit Disclosure; Dentsu Consolidates Australian Units

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  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: the head of the ICO reveals that a deal between her office and Facebook means she cannot publicly disclose whether Facebook sought an audit in the aftermath of Cambridge Analytica; Dentsu merges a number of [...]

• US Opposes Australia's Media Bill; Netflix Exceeds Q4 Projections

  4 years ago News

  

  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: the US Office of Trade Representative voices opposition to Australia's News Media Bargaining Code; Netflix reports out-performing subscriber and revenue forecasts for Q4 2020; and ad-supported media sees engagement decline in the US and beyond.   US [...]

• Texas Sues Google Over Auction Rigging; ACCC Takes Facebook to Court for 'Misleading' Ads

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  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: the attorney general of Texas sues Google, accusing the search leader of conspiring with Facebook to fix header bidding auctions; Facebook is sued by the ACCC for allegedly misleading users in adverts for its Onavo [...]

• UK Government Introduces Online Harms Bill; EU Adopts Encryption Resolution

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  In today's ExchangeWire news digest: the UK government reveals the details of the new online harms bill which seeks to curtail the spread of dangerous content; the Council for the European Union adopts a new resolution regarding encryption; and Facebook [...]