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Google Quits Cookies As Data Privacy Regs Show Fangs

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How that will affect merchants’ online promotional activity hangs in the balance. As we know, mostly anonymous corporations have been collecting consumer data online for years, usually without explicit permission, selling it or using it for ad retargeting and personalization. Together in a Privacy Sandbox. Merchants Waiting It Out.

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Big Tech Faces Regulation Reckoning As 2021 Dawns

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If 2020 was the year of streaming media, of content done a million different ways, of apps and Apple, and Google’s and Amazon’s algorithms … it was also the year of Big Tech regulation, where 2020 set the stage for a 2021 that could be seismic in changing the way companies — from Facebook to Apple to debt collectors — interact with consumers.

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US Department Of Justice Says Google Is A Monopoly

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against Google, joined by 11 states attorneys general, alleging the tech giant has used its dominant position in the online search market unfairly against competitors. Without antitrust enforcement, Google will continue to insulate itself from competition. Tuesday, Oct. Foreclosing On Competition? .

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Google is Already Worried About Regulating Machine Learning

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Machine learning could be quite influential on cloud services (and FIs), which is why Google’s experiments with it are ongoing, according to Gavan Corr, principal, financial services for Google Cloud. Financial services has been at the forefront of machine learning–a lot of what we call machine learning is really math.

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GDPR Thins The Herd For Online And Mobile Advertising

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Sure, the social media platform said it lost one million active users from Europe after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) took effect on May 25, tightening privacy regulations and making it more difficult for online advertisers to target consumers. Google, too, should weather the storm in pretty good shape.

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In the UK, (More) Web Content Regulation Looms

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increased regulation over content delivered online through platforms may be on the horizon. This past week, Britain’s federal government said its media regulator, known as Ofcom, would be given new oversight to monitor and regulate material posted on the web by companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter.

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Deep Dive: How The Pandemic Is Changing Cloud Compliance Rules And How FIs Can Keep Up

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These considerations are especially important during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as the wave of legitimate customers now doing their banking online has prompted a corresponding spike in fraud. Companies are reexamining how they can use cloud technologies to comply with changing security standards as digital banking volumes expand.