John Gamble

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Name: John Gamble
Date registered: September 1, 2009

Latest posts

  1. Google: Competing on Privacy — January 30, 2012
  2. TRUSTe Starts 2012 With A Bang — January 26, 2012
  3. The Need For A Flexible Compliance Strategy in Europe — January 25, 2012
  4. Ads About Ads (and Privacy) — January 20, 2012
  5. What Companies Can Learn From FTC Privacy Cases in 2011 — December 5, 2011

Most commented posts

  1. Let’s talk P3P — 8 comments
  2. Survey Results Are In: Consumers Say Privacy is a Bigger Concern Than Security on Smartphones — 6 comments
  3. No Privacy? Know privacy through improved controls on Facebook — 5 comments
  4. TRUSTe earns Lead411′s “Hottest Companies in San Francisco” award — 5 comments
  5. Facebook & TRUSTe — 4 comments

Author's posts listings

Jan
30

Google: Competing on Privacy

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Saira Nayak Director of Policy | TRUSTe @sairanayak Last week, Google announced that they are consolidating over 60 different privacy policies for various products and services into a single policy that will inform users about how personal data is collected and used across Google’s entire platform. Their new policy goes into effect March 1, 2012.  …

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Jan
26

TRUSTe Starts 2012 With A Bang

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Chris Babel CEO | TRUSTe Image Credit We started 2012 out with a bang, moving into new offices (stop by if you happen to be in the Moscone Center or Union Square area) and announcing our $15 million Series C funding led by Baseline Ventures and supported by existing investors Accel, DAG and Jafco. This investment …

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Jan
25

The Need For A Flexible Compliance Strategy in Europe

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Chris Babel CEO | TRUSTe The new EU privacy directive (a.k.a. the “Cookie Directive”) has more than a few executives concerned over how to comply and protect their brand in Europe. While there has been a lot of industry debate over compliance technologies and mechanisms – as well as the requirements of the Directive itself, brands …

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Jan
20

Ads About Ads (and Privacy)

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Matthew Shevach Director, Product Marketing | TRUSTe @matthewshevach The Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), a self-regulatory body of the online advertising industry, has launched a new ad campaign and consumer facing website. The new campaign, titled ‘Your AdChoices’, is a public education campaign that will run across media channels with creative produced pro bono by the Salt …

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Dec
05

What Companies Can Learn From FTC Privacy Cases in 2011

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John Gamble Marketing Associate | TRUSTe @johnaddison Earlier this week the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced a settlement with Facebook over charges that the company deceived consumers by changing privacy settings without first giving prominent notice and obtaining their consent. With this settlement the Commission completes the trifecta of taking on three of the largest online …

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Dec
02

Best Practices for Using Cookies

Joanne Furtsch, CIPP, CIPP/C Director of Product Policy  @privacygeek Websites today are rarely a single-party affair. On any given website consumers typically interact with a number of third parties who collect data about them, whether they realize it or not. When third parties collect consumer data through technologies that are not readily apparent to consumers, …

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Nov
09

How Flash Cookies Left A Bad Taste In the FTC’s Mouth

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John Gamble Marketing Associate | TRUSTe @johnaddison   Image Credit  Yesterday the Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with ScanScout, an online video advertising network, over charges that the company deceived consumers about their ability to opt-out of online tracking activities. ScanScout’s privacy policy read: “You can opt out of receiving a cookie by changing your browser settings to prevent the …

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Nov
09

5 Things Advertisers Need to Know About The New DAA Principles

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John Gamble Marketing Associate | TRUSTe @johnaddison On Monday, the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) released new principles amending its Self-Regulatory Program for Online Behavioral Advertising (OBA). This move comes on the heels of criticism from consumer interests groups and the FTC, who have taken issue with data collection activities that persist despite consumer opt-outs.  These new …

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