Top brands caught with trousers down on email consent
The legality of the email marketing campaigns run by many of the UK’s top brands – including Argos, M&S, Amazon,…
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ICO accused of ‘bottling it’ as Which? escapes battering
The Information Commissioner’s Office has dropped its investigation into the data practices of Which?, sparking accusations that the regulator has…
ICO launches investigation into Which? data practices
The Information Commissioner’s Office has confirmed that it has started an investigation into Which? following an admission by the self-proclaimed…
Break new DM guidance and face court, industry warned
The Government has come good on its pledge to give the Information Commissioner’s Office extra powers to haul those who flout…
‘Consumer champion’ Which? admits to data breach
Self-proclaimed consumer champion Which?, the organisation which carries huge clout within Westminster and claims to be a beacon of data…
Red faces at ICO as it fesses up to 14 data breaches
Next time you get a warning from the Information Commissioner’s Office, you can reassure yourself – in private at least…
Denham hopes for better luck as ICO hunts deputy
Newly installed Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham is already hoping to go one better than her predecessor by appointing a new deputy…
ICO hails ‘£10k a day in fines’ for nuisance callers
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is bigging up its record in the fight against cold call rogues pestering some of…