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Consumers and media experts agree, privacy is key to online marketing

Integral Ad Science’s survey of more than 1100 US consumers and nearly 350 media digital media experts confirmed heightened concerns about privacy in advertising and the need to manage expectations and maximize success. Ninety-nine percent of consumers surveyed agreed online privacy is important when browsing online, but only half felt confident their data was secure. Interestingly 52% placed the onus on themselves for security. And, while 57% were uncomfortable receiving targeted ads, they admited to still being very likely to act on those ads (66% said they’d visit the sites, and 60% said they’d be likely to make a purchase).

Of the media experts surveyed, nearly two-thirds said understanding data privacy and its impact was a priority – and they’re preparing to staff up to be able to do so.

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Children’s Privacy: Concerned parents bump up against Google’s AI then are accused of abuse

August 23, 2022

Google flagged two US fathers for child abuse after the parents sent photos to their child’s pediatrician to diagnose their sons’ illnesses.  This raises significant concern, since these are almost certainly not isolated cases and there was no intermediate step provided by Google to be able to check validity before misinformation was shared with authorities.

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Disney and OpenAI Reach Licensing Agreement for Sora

December 12, 2025

Disney has agreed to license more than 200 characters, costumes, and environments (but not voices or talent likenesses) to OpenAI for Sora, its gen AI video platform. This is highly unusual for Disney, which generally sues AI models for copyright infringement; in fact, it sued Google for that a day before announcing the OpenAI deal. Disney will also invest $1 billion in OpenAI, nicely illustrating how very eager they are to join the AI party.

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