According to a report from Ireland’s Data Protection Commis

The Insights Association contributes to Research Business Report's 25th Annual Predictions Issue

Welcome to 2020; the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the state's new comprehensive data privacy law, is now in effect, and impacts companies far beyond the Golden State's borders.

A look back, counting down the Insights Association's top seven advocacy wins from the last decade that helped our marketing research and data analytics industry members create competitive advantage.

The Insights Association filed comments with the California Attorney General (AG) urging changes to protect the insights industry in the proposed regulations implementing the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

Privacy debate too often focuses on the risks from data rather than the risks to trade that arise from the restrictions on cross-border data flows, between and within multinational organizations and companies, and between individuals and companies all around the world, according to an FTC Commissioner who spoke at a recent conference in Washington, DC.

A coalition representing a broad cross section of the U.S. economy today released a comprehensive new framework for privacy legislation that would fundamentally advance the way consumer privacy and security are protected. The Privacy for America coalition, of which the Insights Association is a founding member, presented the new legislative framework today in the form of draft legislation delivered to key members and committees of the United States House of Representatives and the United States Senate.

In an August op-ed for The Hill, McGill University Assistant Professor of Law

Leading data associations called for Congress to advance "a legislative framework that does not put the onus on consumers to sort through myriad onerous privacy notices in an effort to protect thei

Privacy expert Jessica Rich, the former director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), wrote in the The New York Times this summer that it is “time for Congress” to grant the FTC “the increased authority and resources it has needed for the last 25 years.”