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Ready or not, here it comes If you’re a publisher, marketer or business in the European market, you know that GDPR is going to affect you. But are you prepared to acknowledge the horribly complex maze of information that it brings? At Digiday Hot Topic: GDPR on May 1 in London, hundreds of publishers and marketers will meet to assess the commercial impact of data privacy regulations and discuss how they will engage their audiences in the future. We'll explore how to navigate everything from rethinking optimization to the digital supply chain to what GDPR means for third-party data. Register now to learn what a post-GDPR digital media world will look like. Early rate expires March 28. |
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Here's what we'll discuss Rethinking Optimization Under GDPR Being GDPR compliant doesn't mean that your strategy can't be driven by data, although it may mean a change in how you do this. Operating under COPA, Beano Studios have operated from their inception under very strict data protection laws and will share their data strategy to show that the show must go on. Audience Engagement Beyond the Deadline GDPR goes beyond retrospective compliance within existing systems, compliance in ongoing and fundamentally embeds itself into all current and future processes with far-reaching impacts on new product development. Commercial & Compliant: The Importance of Context Publishers with real relationships with their consumers stand to benefit from GDPR as context becomes increasingly important. Although there is likely to be a hiatus directly after the deadline, how do publishers expect to benefit in the long run? |
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Who should attend Digiday Hot Topic: GDPR? - Publishers or marketers who want to learn more about the ways in which GDPR will affect how they engage with audiences.
- Technology or service providers who are offering CRM, advertising or other data solutions.
- Agencies or consultants who want to learn more about the impact GDPR will have in order to better advise clients.
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