Category Archives: Privacy Abbreviated Show Notes

Episode Show Notes: Flo on Priv: Data Privacy Challenges in Women’s Health Apps



00:00 – In episode five of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs (BBB NP), and Arlo Gilbert, the CEO and founder of Osano, sit down to discuss data privacy measures among health apps. They’re joined by Tsimafei Savitski, Chief Legal Compliance Officer of the female health and wellness app Flo and Roman Bugaev, Chief Technology Officer of the app. 

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Episode Show Notes: The Future of EU-U.S. Data Transfers



00:00 – In episode four of  Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Rebecca Knight, Policy Council for Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs, and Catherine Dawson, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer of Osano, sit down to discuss The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield frameworks 

01:30 – In this episode, they are joined by guest Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, managing director of the Washington DC office of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). IAPP is a resource for professionals who want to develop and advance their careers by helping their organizations successfully manage these risks and protect their data. In fact, they’re the world’s largest and most comprehensive global information privacy community. 

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Episode Show Notes: The Metaverse Will Blur the Lines Between Physical and Online Privacy



0:00-0:40 In episode three of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs, and Catherine Dawson, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer of Osano, sit down to discuss the privacy concerns of the metaverse.

0:41-1:57 This episode features Tracy Shapiro, a partner at Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich, and Rosati. Tracy has been with the firm in their privacy group for nearly a decade. Her role is to advise companies on how they can process consumer data. She also works with clients to spot red flags in project launches and help them with compliance issues and privacy laws.

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Episode Show Notes: The Good, the Bad, and the Grey of Targeted Advertising



Show Notes: The Good, the Bad, and the Grey of Targeted Advertising

 

00:00 – In episode two of Privacy Abbreviated, hosts Dona Fraser, Senior Vice President of Privacy Initiatives at BBB National Programs, and Catherine Dawson, General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer of Osano, walk listeners through how to target responsibly. Some consumers love the personalization it delivers to their social media feeds, while others are concerned that it’s an invasion of privacy. With their guest, they discuss how to use targeted advertising responsibly, using data to track consumers and display ads for products they have previously shown interest in, and how marketers should prepare for the American Data Protection and Privacy Act.

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Episode Show Notes: The State of Privacy: How Did We Get Here?



The Accountability Studios formally presents BBB National Programs (BBB NP) and Osano’s new podcast, Privacy Abbreviated—helping business leaders manage and prepare for the future of privacy. In its first episode, hosts Dona Fraser, Senior Vice President of Privacy
Initiatives at BBB National Program, and Catherine Dawson, General Counsel, and Chief Privacy Officer of Osano, introduce themselves and set the stage for their new listeners.

For this episode, they’re joined by distinguished guest Daniel (Dan) Solove, Law Professor at George Washington University and Founder of TeachPrivacy, a company that provides privacy and data security training to businesses, healthcare institutions, universities, and other organizations.
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