Sanjay Gupta, Google's cookie plans, DPDP draft and other newsmakers this week
Google elevates Sanjay Gupta to President-APAC
Sanjay Gupta, Country Manager - India for Google, has been elevated as the President for Asia Pacific. An internal mail circulated to Google employees also mentioned that Roma Datta Chobey will be the interim head for the Large Customer Sales (LCS) team. She is presently the Managing Director for Google India. “Following Scott’s announcement in May that he would retire and leave Google at the end of this year, we began an extensive and thorough search for our new APAC President – which was led by Scott. I’m thrilled to share the news that Sanjay Gupta our Country Manager for India is now the President of Asia Pacific,” Philip Schindler, SVP & Chief Business Officer at Google, has said in the internal mail.
OOH’s unified measurement tool RoadStar undergoes pilot test?at agencies
The long-awaited unified audience measurement system for outdoor advertising, RoadStar, is set for a launch that will allow it to be used universally. Software developer Relu AI has addressed privacy issues through significant software upgrades over the past two months. The revised version of RoadStar has been distributed to leading agencies, including GroupM and Rapport, for pilot testing, e4m has learnt.
Google scraps third-party cookie deprecation?
In a blog post on Monday,?Anthony Chavez, VP, Privacy Sandbox,?said, “We are proposing an updated approach that elevates user choice. Instead of deprecating third-party cookies, we would introduce a new experience in Chrome that lets people make an informed choice that applies across their web browsing, and they’d be able to adjust that choice at any time.”
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We will soon release DPDP draft for public consultation: Ashwini Vaishnaw
I&B Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said that the discussions on the roles and responsibilities under the Data Protection and Digital Privacy (DPDP) bill are already in advanced stages, and the draft will very soon be placed for public consultation and stakeholder consultation. "During the drafting of the bill, every concern was heard and taken into consideration," said Vaishnaw while addressing the media. He said similar consultations will be conducted while making the law.
Social media video, podcast creators may now become ‘digital news broadcasters’
The new draft of the broadcasting bill may classify those who regularly post social media videos, podcasts or write-ups on current affairs as digital news broadcasters, says a media report. As per the new broadcasting bill, news and current affair programmes will also include texts. At present, this section only covered audio and visual content.
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