With the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a strict privacy law drafted and passed by the EU in 2018, many brands across the world faced new challenges in discovering what was needed to better ensure data and consumer privacy. Adhering to the new GDPR regulations requires a strong understanding of privacy and security standards and best practices, and an investment in privacy tools and services to mitigate risks. GDPR has also altered the marketing and advertising landscape, affecting both small businesses and industry giants. Adweek's GDPR section focuses on many of these stories, showcasing how top brands and various industry professionals are adapting to GDPR and what changes have been made to appease regulators and consumers who are more concerned with data privacy than ever before.

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How One Location-Based Data Firm Is Preparing for GDPR

European-collected stats are getting wiped and rebuilt.

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What Marketers Need to Know About GDPR’s Impact on Mobile Advertising

GDPR could cause big changes for apps and location-based marketing.

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The Ad-Tech Industry’s Looming Shakeout Could Finally Happen

What GDPR and data debacles mean for digital vendors.

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Cambridge Analytica and the Repercussions for GDPR

Opinion: The scandal is just the tip of the iceberg.

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4 Marketers Share How GDPR Will Shake Up Brands’ Data Strategies

Global regulations will have large impact on U.S. marketers.