ITEGA Webinar: The Digital Tsunami: Exploring the Shifts in Identity and Privacy

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Leveraging digital identity helped digital advertising become the multi-billion dollar industry it is today. But new data protection laws and marketplace shifts signal changes to today’s current data-driven system that implicate identity and privacy. How might these changes affect how new organizations monetize and deliver quality content? This webinar will ask:

• What is the role of digital identity when it comes to advertising?
• How have marketplace changes impacted this space? For example, how will changes to IDFA and the cookie-less future impact identity, privacy and digital advertising?
• What is the state of privacy and data protection regulation law, federally and on a state level?
• How might state and federal antitrust and privacy investigations impact advertising?
• Can ad tech become a trusted ecosystem? If so, how
• What’s the relationship between online privacy and journalism?
• Which news organizations have already embraced secure digital identity and privacy? What’s worked and what has not?
• How might news organizations leverage marketplace and regulatory changes to become sustainable?

PARTICIPANTS CONFIRMED FOR JAN. 21:

• Arvid Tchivzhel, Managing Director, Digital Services, Mather Economics
• Alan Butler, Interim Executive Director / general counsel, Electronic Privacy Information Center
• Danielle Coffey, SVP, General Counsel, News Media Alliance
• U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., Ranking Member, subcommittee on communications, tech, innovation and the Internet (invited)
• Lisa Macpherson, Senior Policy Fellow, Public Knowledge 
• Jordan Mitchell, SVP, Consumer Privacy, identity and data, Interactive Advertising Bureau Tech Lab
• Mathieu Roche, Co-Founder and CEO, ID5.io 
• Achim Schlosser, CTO and Director, European NetID Foundation 

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