GDPR: Evolution not Revolution, a series presented by Criteo 18

The Impact Of GDPR, According To Criteo CFO Fouilland

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Big Vendors Still Not GDPR-Compliant: TBR’s Williams

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Criteo’s CFO Fouilland: How We Exceeded Expectations

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GDPR Will Drive Ad-Tech Consolidation: GroupM’s Glasser

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GDPR Helps Clarify Data Tactics: Criteo’s Opdyke

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GDPR Means Worry, Pain, Renaissance & Opportunity: Sizmek’s Grether

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Many Publishers Behind The Curve On GDPR Compliance: Matt Prohaska

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GDPR Could Fuel Subscription Content: Oath’s Mahlman

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Ad-Tech Will Be ‘Different World’ After GDPR: SpotX’s Cuniffe

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GDPR Is A Force For Good: MediaMath’s Zawadzki

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Investors Underprepared For GDPR: Pivotal’s Wieser

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MediaLink’s Millard Questions Preparedness For GDPR

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GDPR Could Turn Back Ad-Tech Clock By Two Years: dataxu’s Baker

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Understandably Complicated: WPP’s Sorrell On Europe’s New Privacy Rules

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GDPR Will Accelerate People-Based Marketing: LUMA’s Kawaja

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GDPR LOOMS: “I don’t think our industry has ever had this level of accountability codified into law,” Acxiom’s CPO Colclasure

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GDPR Outcomes Still Unclear: AppNexus’ Shields

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Europe’s GDPR Means Evolution, Not Revolution: Criteo’s CEO Eichmann

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