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In this episode of Serious Privacy, Dr. K Royal joins with co-host Ralph O’Brien, while Paul Brietbarth of Catawiki is off conferencing, to discuss recent developments in privacy. Tune in to catch us discuss the Meta penalty from the Irish Data Protection Commission, the IAB Trust and Consent Framework 2.0 (in its continuing saga with the Belgian DPA), and concepts of controller and processor. Some resources we discuss are the Meta news release, noyb’s news release on Meta’s penalty.

As always, if you have comments or questions, let us know - LinkedIn, Twitter @podcastprivacy @euroPaulB @heartofprivacy @IGRObrien and email podcast@seriousprivacy.eu. Please do like and write comments on your favorite podcast app so other professionals can find us easier. 

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Welcome back to the conclusion of our special two-part interview with retired Police Sergeant John Ferriso of the New York Police Department. 

John Ferriso was a member of the NYPD from 1993-2013. With 20 years of experience as Patrol Officer, September 11th Rescue and Recovery and Patrol Supervisor, Sergeant in charge of both the Internal Affairs Bureau and the Missing Persons Squad. John Supervised and investigated over 7,000 cases per year while assigned to the Missing Persons Squad. 

 John has his own Private Investigation Company, Ferris Investigations, specializing in Missing Persons Cases. John volunteers his investigative experience to nationwide nonprofit organizations conducting missing person investigators. He helps other investigators with their missing investigations and looks at new aspects of cold cases while assisting family members in finding answers.  

A short story, in a New York Minute: An officer’s eyewitness account of the events of September 11, 2001, was published online.

In today’s episode we discuss:

·      More fun with the Internal Affairs Bureau, including how influential politicians attempt to sway investigations with predetermined outcomes to investigations. 

·      John’s time as a sergeant in the NYPD’s Missing Persons Squad.

·      How the Missing Persons Squad dealt with 7,000 cases a year!

·      Why he wanted to go to the Missing Persons Squad.

·      How the Special Victim’s Unit and Homicide worked together with the Missing Persons unit. 

·      Stranger abductions. 

· Post-retirement and starting a private investigations company.

·      Working missing persons cases as a private investigator and working together with law enforcement in these cases.

·      His essay, “In a New York Minute” An officer’s eyewitness account of the events of September 11, 2001. 

All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.

Check out John on his LinkedIn page.
Read John's firsthand account of 9/11 in this article that he wrote.

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Today is episode one of a special two-part interview with retired Police Sergeant John Ferriso of the New York Police Department. 

John Ferriso was a member of the NYPD from 1993-2013. With 20 years of experience as Patrol Officer, September 11th Rescue and Recovery and Patrol Supervisor, Sergeant in charge of both the Internal Affairs Bureau and the Missing Persons Squad. John Supervised and investigated over 7,000 cases per year while assigned to the Missing Persons Squad. 

 John has his own Private Investigation Company, Ferris Investigations, specializing in Missing Persons Cases. John volunteers his investigative experience to nationwide nonprofit organizations conducting missing person investigators. He helps other investigators with their missing investigations and looks at new aspects of cold cases, while assisting family members in finding answers.  

A short story, in a New York Minute: An officer’s eyewitness account of the events of September 11, 2001, was published online.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

·      Why he was interested in law enforcement? 

·      Why he chose the New York Police Department to work.

·      What he was doing and what his job was after the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.

·      How he dealt with the rumors and aftermath of the terrorist attack.

·      How the city came together during this time of tragedy and their attitude towards the police. 

·      Lessons learned from 9/11. 

·      His time as a sergeant in the Internal Affairs Unit.

·      Common misconceptions and attitudes towards members of I.A.D.

All of this and more on today’s episode of the Cops and Writers podcast.

Check out John on his LinkedIn page.
Read John's firsthand account of 9/11 in this article that he wrote.

Check out Field Training (Brew City Blues Book 1)!!
Enjoy the Cops and Writer's book series.
Please visit the Cops and Writers website.
If you have a question for the sarge, hit him up at his email.
Join the fun at the Cops and Writers Facebook group

Consider buying me a coffee :-)

Only for Cops and Writers Podcast listeners! Get 50% off the audiobook version of the F.B.I. K-9 thriller, Avenging Adam by Jodi Burnett. Use code, https://jodi-burnett.com/copsandwriters/

In this episode, I’m joined by Roy Smith, CEO and founder of PrivacyCheq, a privacy tech company that develops privacy-enhancing technologies for mobile and web. We discuss the history of online privacy and data protection laws, current challenges within the ad tech space, and GPC, a newly proposed web standard for signaling privacy preferences.

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A most common myth that Roy sees end-users buying into is that cookie banners are all that a company need  deploy for compliance with modern privacy and data protection laws. Roy breaks down how adtech companies use "the cookie myth" to distort how people perceive what's required for operational compliance. He illustrates the tsunami of global privacy regulations related to adtech and the limitations that exist due to siloed consent data. 

We dive deeper into the W3C's newly proposed Global Privacy Control (GPC) specification and how GPC lets users signal their desired privacy levels just by browsing the web. Roy unpacks why it was developed and what problems it solves on a legal level. He also highlights his concern that implementing GPC will create a false sense of privacy as GPC signals depart from consumer expectations. 

Listen to  our conversation on the benefits and drawbacks of GPC.

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Topics Covered:

• How the regulatory framework for privacy and tracking has changed over time 
• The global response to surveillance capitalism
• The challenges and downfalls of the IAB's Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF)
• The problem of “consent fragmentation”
• The W3C’s newly-proposed Global Privacy Control (GPC) specification
• Where Roy sees opportunities for improvement
• The nuances between WC3’s "do-not-sell or share interaction" and "do-not-sell or share preference"
• Roy's point of view regarding web privacy and whether GPC is sufficient for signaling privacy preferences, the benefits to the adtech industry, and potential drawbacks. 

Resources Mentioned:

• Check out the GPC educational website and the proposed W3C technical specification 

Guest Info:

• Follow Roy on LinkedIn
• Follow Roy on Twitter
• Learn more on PrivacyCheq's website

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Next in Marketing spoke to IAB CEO David Cohen about the state of ad-supported streaming, and why he's pushing traditional TV advertisers to shift their mindsets when it comes to pricing strategy, measurement and what role the medium will play over time. Cohen also spoke about how many brands have been dragging their feet when it comes to preparing for massive changes in ad targeting, and what he thinks the prospects are for a national data privacy law.

Guest: David Cohen

Host: Mike Shields

In this episode of Serious Privacy, Paul Breitbarth introduces an episode where Dr. K Royal caught up with several individuals at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit held in Washington DC at the Marriott Marquis. It was a truly wonderful event, the first Global privacy Summit since 2019, with thousands of privacy professionals in attendance. Attendees included professionals from all over the world, those with nonprofits, with private companies, with start-up companies, government representatives, in-house and outside firm attorneys, security professionals, regulators, and more!

Join us to listen to snippets of conversation with some people you may know and some you may not. Featured in this episode are Trevor Hughes, CEO of the IAPP, Eduardo Ustaren of Hogan Lovells, David Cohen of IAB, Emil Ochotta with Google, Jörn Wittmann and Gabriela Mercuri with Scope Europe, and ShanShan Pa now with State Street. 

Although K Intended to include short snippets from some truly world class keynote speakers and some of the sessions that she attended, the sound quality just wasn't good enough to be able to add them. We're pretty sure the IAPP will include some recordings but if they don't - just know if you weren't there, you missed a really good conference.

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Samraj Matharu

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In this week of Serious Privacy by TrustArc, K Royal and Paul Breitbarth have a conversation with Anne-Charlotte Recker and Julian Deckers of the Belgian Data Protection Authority. Both work for the DPAs Litigation Chamber, which on 2 February 2022 released their long-awaited decision on the legality of the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) developed by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). The decision will likely have a significant impact on the future of cookie banners. Not only did the Belgian DPA find that the current banners following the TCF model are not transparent enough, they also use legal bases for many data collections that are not possible.

Join us as Anne-Charlotte and Julian explain all about the background of the procedure, the decision that was made and what to expect next. They also explain the concept of Real-Time Bidding that is used in online advertising (the PhD Thesis of dr. Rob van Eijk on this topic can be found here). Since our recording, the Dutch DPA has indicated to various media outlets that the use of the IAB TCF in the Netherlands should be ended effective immediately, thus going a step further than the Belgian DPA. 

Thank you for listening to another episode of Serious Privacy. If you like our series, please do tell your friends and colleagues about us, and rate and review our episodes in your favourite podcast app or on your favourite podcast platform. 

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Eric John leads IAB’s Video Center of Excellence, a dedicated unit within the IAB whose mission is to simplify the video supply chain, providing best practices and education for brands, agencies, and media companies to drive continued growth through the evolving convergence of television and digital video. Eric drives the center’s efforts in the development of market-making research, industry standards and best practices and buyer/seller terms and conditions. Before joining the IAB, Eric led digital services and strategy at the Alliance for Audited Media and the MPA. Eric also served as global director of publisher marketing at Nokia, managing the company’s world-wide mobile app developer ecosystem. Prior to Nokia, Eric launched and led advertiser brand engagement solutions for Yahoo!, creating advanced, data-driven video, mobile and interactive campaigns for brands such as Pepsi, Loreal and Nikon. Eric began his career in internet advertising at DoubleClick (Google) where he served in business and product development within the DART for Publishers (DFP) and DART for Advertisers (DFA) business units where he launched the industry’s first post-click measurement tools. Eric is an alumnus of Miami of Ohio (BA) and Indiana University (MA) and is a graduate of Columbia University’s Product Management Program.

O IAB retoma a conversa sobre a atuação de marcas em meio à aceleração no consumo de conteúdo online, agora sob o ponto de vista das principais tendências de construção de narrativas para publishers, marcas, produtores de conteúdo. Falamos sobre seus desafios e oportunidades de atuação e, principalmente, sobre passos dados às pressas por conta da crise, mas que abriram um novo caminho neste momento de grande mudança, onde a única certeza é de que as coisas não voltarão a ser como antes.Quais diretrizes de linguagem e estética realmente fazem sentido para as marcas defenderem com afinco em seu diálogo com o consumidor e sua comunidade em um ambiente tão dinâmico e multifacetado como o digital? De quais conversas marcas e publishers querem participar e quais os seus lugares de fala nessa dinâmica de narrativas? A quem dar a voz e o protagonismo, afinal? Para nos aprofundarmos nessa reflexão, contamos com a participação da Barbara Bono, que é especialista em Content Marketing e gestora do mercado criativo, além de vice presidente do comitê de social mídia, native, conteúdo e creators do IAB Brasil, e da Virginia Any, da Elle Brasil, e vice presidente do comitê de vídeo do IAB.

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Como o mercado está se planejando neste cenário sem precedentes e que muda a cada dia? O IAB Brasil e a Nielsen realizaram uma pesquisa, perguntando a 413 profissionais de empresas que atuam no mercado de publicidade, dos quais 65% destes em cargos de gestão, de gerentes a C-level, sobre suas perspectivas de mudanças de investimento e adequações estratégicas.

Cerca de 27% dos anunciantes acham que ainda é cedo para dizer qual será o impacto nos investimentos, mas 58% já fizeram mudanças táticas em suas campanhas. Vídeo online e social media têm expectativa de crescimento maior do que o corte previsto; já dentre as estratégias, iniciativas focadas em fundo de funil, como o marketing de performance, devem ter maior impacto negativo.

Para falar sobre esses e outros dados da pesquisa com mais detalhes e dividir os principais highlights, recebemos a Sabrina Balhes, vice presidente do Comitê de Métricas do IAB Brasil e Digital Lead da Nielsen.

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Hoje vamos falar sobre como esse recurso de comunicação que, ao mesmo tempo em que é o mais primário e instantâneo do ser humano e que constitui a base de todas as nossas relações sociais, políticas, afetivas, culturais e históricas... passou a ser o recurso de destaque nos rankings de tendência em tecnologia, comunicação e, consequentemente, de discussões sobre frentes de investimento de anunciantes e veículos.

Assistentes de voz, podcasts e outras soluções de áudio têm sido um dos destaques de pautas da nossa indústria: o que deve ser considerado quando falamos de sound branding? Por onde começamos? Quais as possibilidades estratégicas e criativas a serem exploradas? 

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