Connecticut Data Privacy Act: What Marketers and Advertisers Need to Know

Connecticut Data Privacy Act: What Marketers and Advertisers Need to Know

As always, this is meant to be general guidance and should not be viewed as legal advice. Please consult with your legal counsel to…

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Utah Consumer Privacy Act: What Marketers and Advertisers Need to Know

Utah Consumer Privacy Act: What Marketers and Advertisers Need to Know

As always, this is meant to be general guidance and should not be viewed as legal advice. Please consult with your legal counsel to…

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Facebook Server-Side Conversion API (CAPI): What, Why, and How

Facebook Server-Side Conversion API (CAPI): What, Why, and How

Facebook (aka Meta) is one of the most common platforms implemented via tag management platforms. And until recently, the client side “pixel” has been…

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InfoTrust Data Privacy Leader Lucas Long Published in Applied Marketing Analytics Journal

InfoTrust Data Privacy Leader Lucas Long Published in Applied Marketing Analytics Journal

The experienced digital analytics consulting team at InfoTrust is proud to share that Tag Inspector Product Manager and data privacy leader Lucas Long was…

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Google Data Studio: Possession Is Nine-Tenths of the Law

Google Data Studio: Possession Is Nine-Tenths of the Law

Organizations without data governance rules occasionally find themselves imitating the “Confused Travolta” meme when employees move on or contractor services are discontinued. Why is…

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Google’s Topics API Proposal: What Advertisers Need to Know

Google’s Topics API Proposal: What Advertisers Need to Know

On January 24, Google released a new Privacy Sandbox proposal for public discussion, the Topics API. While the new Topics API breaks from the…

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GDPR and Google Analytics: Is It Really Illegal?

GDPR and Google Analytics: Is It Really Illegal?

**Important – This is not legal counsel, the materials provided are for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice….

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Apple and Google Continue Reconfiguring the Adtech Landscape

Apple and Google Continue Reconfiguring the Adtech Landscape

With regulators taking a closer look at user privacy, and consumers becoming more concerned about the use of their personal data, Apple and Google…

8-minute read
5 Reasons to Delegate Tag Management to a Trusted Partner

5 Reasons to Delegate Tag Management to a Trusted Partner

The analytics and advertising industries are in a constant state of change, now more so than ever. Seemingly every day there is a new…

6-minute read
Use the Brave Browser for Better Online Privacy

Use the Brave Browser for Better Online Privacy

At this point, most people understand that their online behavior and data are being collected. Whether you’re living in a country under authoritarian government…

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Privacy-Centric Data Collection: Google Consent Mode and Why It’s Important

Privacy-Centric Data Collection: Google Consent Mode and Why It’s Important

First-party data collection is a huge topic of conversation right now. With all the privacy changes that are happening in the industry—both regulatory as…

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Understanding Strategic Risk Assessments and Applying Them for Privacy-Centric Marketing

Understanding Strategic Risk Assessments and Applying Them for Privacy-Centric Marketing

The amount of information, proposed solutions, and recommendations being thrown around in response to the “cookieless future” is overwhelming. Between new identity solutions in…

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