The future of data management is now being decided with the development of a national privacy law. As a founding member of the Privacy for America Coalition, IA is working with leaders in Washington to ensure this legislation will not impede the work we do. For this reason alone, all companies and departments across the insights industry should join IA.
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IA Converge (Data Analytics), Los Angeles, December 10-11 – View Details & Register
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A new research study about the 2020 Census found 58 percent of respondents will “definitely” participate, but that more than 4 in 10 remain unsure – a comparable ratio from the 2010 and 2000 counts
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.
This review of Dr. Anne Beall’s book, Strategic Market Research was first published on generation1.ca
The latest Continuing Resolution funding the federal government contains increased funding for the 2020 Census, improving the odds of decennial preparations getting completed and setting the stage for the completion of full-year funding before the end of the year.
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 their privacy," instead establishing "consumer protections nationwide for the first time, backed by a st
