He asked for a human. They said use AI.
In a business group I’m in on social media, an experienced professional was looking for recommendations to build a website. He had a style and brand in mind and specifically wanted to work with humans – just not a large agency. The responses were mostly use this AI tool, and you
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In a quiet Help Center announcement on April 16, Google laid out a change that will reshape how advertising data flows between Google Analytics and Google Ads. Starting June 15, 2026, the Google Signals setting in Google Analytics will lose its role as a co-controller of advertising data collection and only Google Ads’ Consent Mode will determine whether it can
For years, the dominant pitch in privacy has been fear. Lead with the fines. Show them the enforcement actions. Make sure they understand what happens when things go wrong.
The marketers I have worked with over the years pushed me in exactly that direction. It never felt right to me. Fear is a motivator, but it has never been the
In our house – summer is here! It’s the end of the school year! The excitement of a new school year is a faint memory. The year was a blur of projects, tests, volleyball games, dance and chorus recitals, talent shows, college nights, and so much more.
By the end of the school year, we’re now all exhausted and ready
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If you have been tasked with conducting a data inventory, you already understand why it matters. You know that regulators expect organizations to know what personal information they hold, where it lives, how it moves, and on what basis it is processed. The question is not whether to do it, but how to do it well, inside a real
Across every privacy program assessment we do (and we do A LOT OF THEM), no matter the company size, industry, or how long they’ve had a privacy program, similar issues keep showing up. Some are small. Some are significant. All of them are fixable.
These span the core areas of a privacy program, from how you understand your legal obligations
Summer camp season is here and that means a pile of forms to complete. As a camper, my youngest was not happy that I had to fill out forms with her health information.
She kept saying this is private, why do they need to know all of this? Once I explained that the camp is responsible for taking care of
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