Home Resources Privacy Act Reform: An important update for marketers (Sept 2024) Compliance September 2024 Privacy Act Reform: An important update for marketers While this slimmed down Bill does not include many proposals that are most relevant to the marketing industry, ADMA is focused on keeping marketers on track in preparing for full reform which is both needed to bring privacy in line with the digital age and also importantly leads to data driven marketing practices expected from our customers. This resource was published on 13 September 2024. DOWNLOAD THE RESOURCE This resource is available to download by filling in the form. Filter Resources Filter Courses Capability Capability Campaign Integration Compliance Customer Experience Marketing Technology Insights Learnings Brand Development Content Format Content Format Member-only Press-release Article Blog Case Study Data Event Infographic Media Coverage Research Tool-kit Video Webinar Whitepaper Topics Topics CMO Spotlight Global Forum Global Forum 2023 Resource Compliance Resources CEO Blog Compliance Regulatory Content Copywriting Creative Data Data-driven Marketing Digital Campaigns Leadership Social Media Thought Leadership Article 03rd Sep 2020 10 mins Australian Regulations Evolving to Boost Data Privacy Australian data protection laws have evolved quickly to regulate business data, which was once hyped by The Economist as the ‘new oil’. Data 04th Aug 2020 7 mins ADMA to gather information and case studies for ACCC digital advertising inquiry The datafication of advertising has forever changed the marketing landscape, with Australia’s ACCC investigating the fairness of online advertising. 29th Jun 2020 6 mins 5 Steps to Avoid a Data Breach & Improve Data Security Collecting and using personal data - from email addresses through to basic names and addresses - lubricates many marketing models. 16th Dec 2019 6 mins ADMA Member Bulletin: Government response to Digital Platforms Inquiry In December 2017, the Government asked the ACCC to investigate the impact of online search engines, social media and digital content aggregators on competition in the media and advertising services markets. The government issued its response - see what they said. Article 09th Jul 2019 6 mins July Regulatory Round Up The final report of ACCC's Digital Platforms Inquiry is expected soon and there is plenty of speculation around what regulatory changes it may foreshadow. Article 20th Mar 2019 The Digital Platforms Inquiry - March 2019 Update ADMA recently joined other industry leaders for a Privacy Roundtable with the ACCC and OAIC to discuss Inquiry’s Preliminary Report. Load More
Article 03rd Sep 2020 10 mins Australian Regulations Evolving to Boost Data Privacy Australian data protection laws have evolved quickly to regulate business data, which was once hyped by The Economist as the ‘new oil’.
Data 04th Aug 2020 7 mins ADMA to gather information and case studies for ACCC digital advertising inquiry The datafication of advertising has forever changed the marketing landscape, with Australia’s ACCC investigating the fairness of online advertising.
29th Jun 2020 6 mins 5 Steps to Avoid a Data Breach & Improve Data Security Collecting and using personal data - from email addresses through to basic names and addresses - lubricates many marketing models.
16th Dec 2019 6 mins ADMA Member Bulletin: Government response to Digital Platforms Inquiry In December 2017, the Government asked the ACCC to investigate the impact of online search engines, social media and digital content aggregators on competition in the media and advertising services markets. The government issued its response - see what they said.
Article 09th Jul 2019 6 mins July Regulatory Round Up The final report of ACCC's Digital Platforms Inquiry is expected soon and there is plenty of speculation around what regulatory changes it may foreshadow.
Article 20th Mar 2019 The Digital Platforms Inquiry - March 2019 Update ADMA recently joined other industry leaders for a Privacy Roundtable with the ACCC and OAIC to discuss Inquiry’s Preliminary Report.