Growing up, July 4th meant watching fireworks with my family on the beach somewhere overlooking Long Island Sound, and for many years with takeout from Roy Rogers (those biscuits were SO good!).
When my kids were young, we joined the rest of Atlanta on 30A (beautiful white sandy beaches in the FL panhandle) and celebrated July 4th on the beach.
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Picture this. A mid-sized retailer selling products across three branded websites while also offering a loyalty program. Their marketing team uses a tag management platform shared with two agency partners, and they have deployed a cookie banner on each site, which leads the retailer to believe they are compliant. When a similar sized competitor made headlines for infringing consumers’ rights
Why Privacy Rights Requests Fall Apart Before They Even Start
I gave up lifting weights for a long time. I’ve been a Peloton rider pre-Covid, and I love starting a morning with yoga (ok, not every morning, but I can tell the difference when I don’t).
Somewhere along the way, the weights just stopped being part of the routine. A
Some firsts are awesome. Like the first time driving a car with your license. First job. First date. First trip to a meaningful place. First apartment/condo/home.
Other firsts are not and often coincide with someone’s passing, like a first missed birthday, anniversary, or holiday.
For those who know me, you may remember that my dad passed away in March. Today
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The blindside. Arguably, the quarterback’s biggest vulnerability. It’s the side they can’t see when they drop back to make a play. It’s not that the threat isn’t there; it’s that their view doesn’t cover it. Shadow AI is your privacy team’s blindside. The risk isn’t coming from just the tools you can see and govern, more importantly, it’s coming from
I Just Spent Two Days in D.C. Talking Privacy at the FPF Annual Forum. Here’s What’s on Everyone’s Mind.
Last week, I was in Washington, D.C. for the Future of Privacy Forum’s 17th Annual Advisory Board Meeting and the D.C. Privacy Forum, where Red Clover Advisors was a Silver Sponsor. This gathering is just my style, bringing privacy practitioners from
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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