Supported by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), this settlement has shown implications for Meta’s advertising model and could lead to wider changes in how Meta handles user data and targeted advertising across the UK.
Government ministers are taking detailed feedback on the question of whether there should be a new text and data mining exemption for generative AI developers, which would bypass existing copyright laws.
James Frith, the Labour MP for Bury North, who is also a member of the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee, sat down with the PPA to talk about his long-standing connection to the creative sectors and how he’s championing their rights in Parliament.
Ofcom has published its latest consultation on proposed reforms to the Universal Service Obligation (USO) for Royal Mail, following an initial consultation in early 2024.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published its online tracking strategy which sets out its intention to "promote compliance” with data protection law in 2025 “to obtain a fairer online tracking ecosystem for people and businesses."
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has revealed two investigations as part of the new pro-competition digital markets regime later this month.
Last week, the new Data (Use and Access) Bill, which refreshes the legislative framework for data protection and data sharing, was debated in parliament.
Following an inquiry into the ‘Future of News’ in early 2024, the Communications and Digital Select Committee has published their findings into a report, which includes recommendations to the Government based on their findings.