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Will the IDFA have its day in court? As developers scramble to prepare for Apple’s iOS 14 privacy changes, which could roll out any day now, a French lobbying group is taking a different tack. France Digitale, which represents startups in the country, lodged a complaint with France’s data watchdog, the CNIL, on Tuesday over an alleged breach of EU privacy rules. According to Reuters, the complaint alleges that Apple’s consent requirements in iOS 14 do not comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, which requires explicit consent before collecting a user’s data. Although iPhone owners will be asked for permission in order to access their device ID, the default setting within iOS 14 allows Apple to track without clearly asking for consent. Antitrust problem, anyone? “It’s a startup version of David versus Goliath, but we are determined,” said France Digitale CEO Nicolas Brien in a statement. For its part, Apple blasted the allegations, calling th
Gina Garrubbo, President and CEO of National Public Media, Named Chair of IAB Board of Directors
NBCUniversal s Krishan Bhatia Elected Vice Chair
New Board Members Include Top Executives from Unilever, Google, and the National Football League
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NEW YORK, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), the national trade association for the digital media and marketing industries, today announced that it has elected Gina Garrubbo, President and CEO of National Public Media, as Chair of the trade organization s Board of Directors. Garrubbo has served as the IAB Board s Vice Chair since August 2020 and as the Co-Chair of the IAB Audio Committee since 2017. Krishan Bhatia, President & Chief Business Officer of Global Advertising and Partnerships at NBCUniversal, who has been on the board since February 2019, was elected to serve as Vice Chair.
IAB and PwC Outlook 2021 Report Urges Digital Ecosystem to Reset Consumer Value Exchange
Industry Leaders Identify Pressing Challenges for the Future Growth of Digital Marketing
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NEW YORK, March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), the national trade association for the digital media and marketing industries, announced the release of IAB Outlook: 2021 Digital Ad Ecosystem, the IAB-commissioned PwC report.
Unveiled at the IAB Annual Leadership Meeting today, IAB Outlook: 2021 builds on this year s theme The Great Reset, providing insights into pressing challenges marketers face. Among these include how the increased consumer time spent with digital media has illuminated a trust gap among consumers, brands, publishers, and platforms; growth opportunities ahead; and risks and opportunities in the consumer value chain.
Russian Su-35 Jet Not Mentioned in Indonesian Air Force Purchase Plan Our Bureau 6201
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The Indonesian Air Force (TNI AU)’s equipment purchase plan until 2024 does not include the Russian Su-35 for which a contract had been signed in 2018.
TNI AU revealed that it is planning to buy sophisticated 4.5 generation fighter jets, including French Dassault Rafale and/or used U.S.-made F-15s, by 2024, as part of a strategic plan to boost Indonesia s air defense capability. Starting from 2021 to 2024, we will soon realize the acquisition of various modern primary weapon defense systems in stages, Marshal Fajar Prasetyo, chief of staff of the Indonesian Air Force, said at the annual Air Force Leadership Meeting of TNI AU held at the TNI AU Headquarters here on Thursday (February 18, 2021).
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As people spend more of their money online, an uptick in digital fraud threatens ad platforms across the web and the attacks grow more sophisticated by the day. It is time for publishers and advertisers to fight back with transparency, writes Alon Carmel.
Nearly 320,000 complaints, 69 percent of which involved fraud or identity theft, have been filed in relation to coronavirus or stimulus payment information, according to the Federal Trade Commission in the US. Fraudsters are finding new ways to hack into the ad experience, running background Apps that drain batteries and steal personal data from viewers while they watch ads.