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Data and Analytics

The latest Data and Analytics news from our blog

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Data and Analytics
Chris Grant (he/him)

What does Cookie Compliance look like in 2023

Are you prepared for the cookie compliance deadline in 2023? If not, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Many small business owners are struggling to understand what the new regulations mean for them and how to comply. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at what you need to know about the deadline and how to get your business ready.

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Data and Analytics
Chris Grant (he/him)

Data protection post-Brexit: Information from the ICO

During this transition period, which runs until the end of December 2020, it will be business as usual for data protection and compliance according to the ICO.

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Data and Analytics
Chris Grant (he/him)

Europe’s top court rules tracking cookies need active consent

As part of a case between consumer groups in Germany and the website Planet49, Europe’s top court has ruled that pre-checked consent boxes, or assumed consent, for analytics and tracking cookies are not legally valid – in any circumstances and violate the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive.

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Data and Analytics
Tom Furmanski

1991 to 2019 – How many websites are there now?

Today we’ve got an infographic, showing the number of websites online since the very first one was created back in 1991. When Yahoo! came online in 1994, there were 3,000 websites while there were 2.4 million when Google was launched in 1998. 

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Data and Analytics
Chris Grant (he/him)

[Infographic] A Minute on the Internet in 2019

A lot can happen in a minute. Sixty seconds can pass in the blink of an eye for someone mindlessly scrolling through Facebook or checking their email. Combine all those actions together and we have an extraordinary view of the life of the internet in a minute.