Data privacy often comes at a huge price — one that can’t be quantified in certain terms because the implications are vastRead MoreRead More
Monthly Archives: October 2022
Organizations that do attempt to de-identify PII also have to consider the risk that anonymous data can be combined with other information to discover a user’s identity.Read MoreRead More
Ultimately, third-party data isn’t going to go away. Brands just must get smarter about how they use all other types of available data.Read MoreRead More
For marketers, driving ROI is becoming increasingly dependent on solutions that don’t rely on personal data or behavioral analysis.Read MoreRead More
Xbox Game Pass is getting into the spirit of the season as it adds several spooky games, including the Amnesia series and Signalis.Read MoreRead More
It’s funny how Ubisoft’s best effort in years is a Mario game. Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope comes out for Switch on October 20.Read MoreRead More
Photo by Lev Radin / Pacific Press / LightRocket via Getty Images A report on this year’s white supremacist mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, asks legislators to criminalize a perpetrator or their accomplice filming a murder — and let states fine people, including the operators of large web platforms, who redistribute the videos. The…
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Netflix plans to crack down on password sharing beginning in 2023. After giving users the ability to transfer their profiles to new accounts, the streamer says it will start letting subscribers create sub-accounts starting next year in line with its plans to “monetize account sharing” more widely. This…
The FDA is stepping up its actions against e-cigarette companies. | Photo by John Keeble / Getty Images The Food and Drug Administration just took its first legal action against companies it says are selling e-cigarettes illegally. After facing criticism for not doing enough to keep illegal vapes off the market, the agency asked the…
Jung Ho-yeon in Squid Game | Image: Netflix As the various streaming services try different release models, Netflix is making one thing clear: binge releases aren’t going away. In its quarterly earnings statement today, the company explained that “we think our bingeable release model helps drive substantial engagement, especially for newer titles.” It cited the…