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EU Digital Services Act Expands Beyond the Online Giants

The European Union’s Digital Service Act, which places wide-ranging obligations on online platforms, including protections for minors, originally extended only to very large digital players such as Apple, Google and Meta. From February 17, it applies to all online platforms serving a European audience. The only exceptions will be very small businesses: fewer than 50 employees and annual turnover below 10 million euros.

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Google Details Complaints about IAB Tech Lab Privacy Sandbox report

February 16, 2024

Google’s immediate and brief response to a damning assessment by IAB Tech Lab of its Privacy Sandbox project was that it included “dozens of fundamental errors.” That response has now been expanded into a detailed and lengthy rebuttal. Google has also vowed to continue its work to develop alternatives to third-party cookies, restating the aim of deprecating them in Chrome by year end (unless regulators stand in the way).

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CDP Industry Continues Shift to Embedded Systems: Report

January 20, 2025

The second half of 2024 saw the CDP industry continue its shift towards embedding CDPs in customer-facing systems, according to the CDP Institute’s latest Industry Update report. Nearly all firms new to the report had added a CDP to an existing product, and major acquisitions including ActionIQ, Lytics, and mParticle were all made by customer management vendors. The new report adds coverage of composable CDP vendors, which is still a much smaller sector than conventional CDP systems.

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