We Want Your Great Debate Privacy Questions
As soon as I heard about the theme of this year’s IAB
Leadership Meeting I immediately asked my friends at IAB to find a role for me
there. I do cover big data and how marketers use it for Advertising Age, after
all, so it seemed a perfect fit.
I‘ll admit, though, the chance of catching a couple spring training games the weekend before the conference piqued my interest just a tad, too.
In Phoenix on February 26, they’ll comingle on the same stage, and hopefully elevate the conversation to a new level. My goal as
moderator is to get beyond the buzzwords and rhetoric. And — no offense to the
Candy Crowleys and Jim Lehrers of the world — I hope I’m more successful than
most presidential debate moderators in that mission.
Sure, I’ll come armed with some poignant questions intended to spark a lively and educational conversation. But I need your help and involvement, too.
Here’s your task: Ponder the important issues related to consumer data privacy and how marketers collect, store and use data. Think about topics like PII, anonymization, the prevalence of tracking tags, industry self-regulation, our favorite little blue icon, government intervention from legislators and the FTC, the emerging privacy services market…the list goes on and on.
Come up with the best question you can think of that will get our debate panel off their talking points and into a real discussion. Maybe it will get heated - heck, we’ll be in Arizona, right? Submit your best question by tweeting it to @IAB and including the hashtag #IABALM. We’ll sift through all of them and pluck out the cream of the crop, and you may get to ask the question yourself during the Great Debate.
I look forward to reading your questions and saying hello to you in Phoenix later this month!
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