"Data minimization is the idea of not collecting more data than a company needs. The practice has a host of benefits, from reducing a company's liability from data breaches to keeping data storage costs in check."
"As ad tech grapples with what signals should be used for decisioning, this concept could prove a fruitful one to think about in advance of it grabbing the headlines."
"The corporate entity behind the NBA's Indiana Pacers and the WNBA's Indiana Fever just launched their own retail media network."
"Dick's Sporting Goods, which operates a retail media network and owns a popular little league scorekeeping app, GameChanger, has emerged as an interesting player, given the data and media possibilities of the app."
Data privacy has transitioned from a niche issue to a priority for lawmakers, reflecting constituents' concerns. Krista Griffith emphasized the importance of privacy from a state perspective at the IAB Public Policy & Legal Summit. Recent privacy conferences in Washington, DC, highlighted the growing focus on data minimization, which advocates for collecting only necessary data. This practice not only mitigates liability and storage costs but also enhances individual privacy. The intersection of retail media and sports is also emerging, with new networks being launched by sports organizations.
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