
Interviews and updates at the intersection of marketing, data, privacy, and technology. With an eye on a human-centric, demand-led future in which transparency, control, and personal agency play a crucial role. Sergio Maldonado (host) is a triple-qualified lawyer (California, England & Wales, Spain), entrepreneur, investor, guest lecturer at various universities. LL.M in IT & Internet Law, FIP, CI... more
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John Harman (CIPP-US, CIPP-E, CIPM, FIP) is senior privacy counsel at a major global entertainment company (NBCUniversal), where he advises on emerging privacy challenges at the intersection of AI, biometric data, film marketing and consumer-facing t... more
How does Google Consent Mode affect ePrivacy compliance, opt-in signals, traffic sampling, marketing performance, and CIPA claims? What are the most common technical mistakes in the configuration of Tag Managers, tracking rules, and consent banners? ... more
Taylor Bloom is a partner at Baker & Hostetler LLP with significant experience operating at the intersection of law, technology and business, with a keen focus on international data protection, data privacy and governance. A certified privacy profess... more
The business purposes of digital data collection are not so obvious to all, and things will get even more complicated in an internet dominated by AI agents. We will today revisit the history of Digital Analytics and its evolution from Marketing-centr... more
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Across episodes, the show regularly explores the intersection of privacy, data, technology, and regulatory change, with deep dives into consent signals, AI governance, data clean rooms, and evolving global rules. Conversations often pair legal or policy expertise with practical implications for marketers and tech teams, offering risk-aware guidance on compliance, analytics strategy, and responsible use of data. A standout is the consistent emphasis on real-world enforcement trends, first-party data strategies, and how new regulations shape both vendor ecosystems and product design. Listeners likely gain actionable insights for navigating privacy-by-design in marketing tech, alongside strategic context for governance, risk, and compliance pr... more
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