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Acxiom sets up site to allow individuals to see their data
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Acxiom sets up site to allow individuals to see their data

Facebook ends advertising relationship with Acxiom
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Facebook ends advertising relationship with Acxiom

Acxiom shares data with marketing intelligence company Valassis
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Acxiom shares data with marketing intelligence company Valassis

Acxiom builds links across channels, devices, and applications
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Acxiom builds links across channels, devices, and applications

In 2004, the US Department of Justice investigated the theft of 8.2GB of personal data from File Transfer Protocol (FTP) servers belonging to Acxiom between 2002 and 2003. The case was thought to represent the largest case of data theft at the time. Scott Levine, the owner of the email spamming company Snipermail, was indicated on 144 offences in connection with the attack, and was eventually found guilty of 120 of them and sentenced to jail for eight years. In all, Levine and Snipermail were accused to ste
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Acxiom hack exposes 1.6 billion customer records

Acxiom data intercepted by hacker
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Acxiom data intercepted by hacker

Legal Tidbits!
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Legal Tidbits!

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The Letters

What to Expect
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What to Expect

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Email Tapad

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Email Experian

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Email Equifax

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Email Criteo

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Email Acxiom

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Email Quancast

What to remember when listening to big tech "embrace privacy"
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What to remember when listening to big tech "embrace privacy"

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Google Plus vulnerability exposed 500,000 users' data

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Privacy International’s Comments on the India Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018

Social network
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Fintech’s dirty little secret? Lenddo, Facebook and the challenge of identity

Ad-tech companies and data exploitation
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Ad-tech companies track you around the internet

Why credit referencing agencies must be held to account for data exploitation
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Credit referencing agencies use your data in ways you probably wouldn't like

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Five ways your privacy is compromised without you realising

Privacy
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The Next Frontier of the Right to Privacy in the Digital Age

Taskforce Bill announcement
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Data Protection Still on the Agenda in Kenya

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Cyber Security Awareness Month: Privacy and Security Must Go Together

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Amicus Brief

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Intervention

Privacy International’s submission to the European Commission consultation on ‘shaping competition policy in the era of digitisation’
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Privacy International’s submission to the European Commission consultation on ‘shaping competition policy in the era of digitisation’

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Amicus Briefs

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Intervention