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Enforcement of cookie consent law for analytics not a priority

Posted on April 13 2012 by Rob Willox

Analytics or feature based cookies are pretty low on enforcement scale
As the deadline for the enforcement of the UK’s Privacy and Electronic Communications law looms even closer (26 May 2012) there has, at last, been some light and clarity about [...]

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EU Cookie Law – will you be prosecuted?

Posted on March 27 2012 by Rob Willox

Impending enforcement of European Union Cookie Law directive!
Last May posted an announcement by ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) that New Laws for the use of cookies that store online user information were to be introduced on 26 May 2011.
The announcement made [...]

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Can I have a Cookie, please? Maybe, but not for 12 months say ICO!

Posted on May 26 2011 by Rob Willox

New Laws for the use of cookies that store online user information
May 26th 2011 marks the date when new rules, the EU’s Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive, governing the use of cookies by websites comes into force in the UK [...]

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Price less important than security for UK ecommerce users

Posted on June 24 2009 by Rob Willox

Reputation not Price!

Of those surveyed only 26% said price was most important factor.

28% of more than 1,300 online users surveyed by Webcredible said that, despite the recession, reputation of the retailer was more than price when buying online mainly because of security fears.

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