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Inside PR 512 – GDPR: Not yet in the rearview mirror
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Six weeks after GDPR came into force, it’s clear that many companies haven’t really got it right. And now, California has enacted the toughest privacy law in the United States. So, if you thought GDPR and privacy rights were in the rearview mirror, think again.
Facebook left publishers in the lurch. And that hurt. But new data from Slate tells us that a better, more balanced publishing distribution and promotion network is emerging now that Facebook released its stranglehold.
Plus, Instagram releases a guidebook to make better videos for IGTV. And Headliner releases data that shows the effectiveness of audiograms when promoting podcasts.
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