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Episode Show Notes: The Government Purchase of Private Data

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On this episode of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Frazier, Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs, and Jason Cronk, chair and founder of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design, are joined by guest Matthew Tokson, professor at the University of Utah College of Law. He joins them to discuss government purchasing of private data.

Dona launches us into the conversation, asking Professor Tokson to define government purchase of private data and share with listeners why there is such a concern.

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Episode Show Notes: Filling Privacy Gaps with Soft Law Solutions

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Your Privacy Abbreviated hosts, Dona Frazier, Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs, and Jason Cronk, chair and founder of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design, return to discuss soft law versus hard law. Guest Jameson Spivack, Senior Policy Analyst, Immersive Technologies, with the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF), joins our privacy experts on this episode.

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Episode Show Notes: Data Privacy Framework (DPF) is Here – Now What?

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Dona Frazier, host and Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Program is joined by former colleague and friend Cobun Zweifel-Keegan who is now Managing Director of IAPP, the International Association of Privacy Professionals, to present a special edition of the Privacy Abbreviated podcast. On July 10th, the European Commission deemed the EU US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) adequate. DPF is the ongoing negotiations between the United States and European Union regarding the EU US Privacy Shield. This episode addresses what adequacy means and the assurances that DPF brings for US businesses that can once again do business with the EU in compliance with GDPR.

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Episode Show Notes: Lessons Learned from California on Global Privacy Control

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In this episode of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, the SVP of Privacy Initiatives for BBB National Programs, and Jason Cronk, the President of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design, are joined by Jeewon Serrato, a partner at BakerHostetler. The three experts discuss how small- and medium-sized businesses can harness the power of Global Privacy Control (GPC) to comply with privacy regulations and protect their users. GPC is a tool that allows users to opt out of online data tracking and is required under the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA).

02:00 – Dona explains how a particular settlement between Sephora and California’s Attorney General in August 2022 forced businesses to pay more attention to GPC. California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta alleged that Sephora failed to disclose to consumers that it was selling their personal information, failed to process user requests to opt out of the sale of their personal information using user-enabled GPC, and did not remedy these violations within the 30-day period as required by the CCPA.

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Episode Show Notes: Business Case for the NIST Privacy Framework

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In this episode of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, the SVP of Privacy Initiatives for BBB National Programs, and Jason Cronk, the President of the Institute of Operational Privacy Design, are joined by two guests to discuss the NIST Privacy Framework, developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Listeners are invited to welcome Dylan Gilbert, a Privacy Policy Advisor with the Privacy Engineering Program at NIST, and Nandita Narla, the Head of Technical Privacy & Governance at Doordash.

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