California Consumer Privacy – This week’s Social Media

This week’s Social Media Marketing Discussion Program will look at the California Consumer Protection Act and the processes and technologies that all companies need to protect themselves with Hashtag Legal’s guest of honor, Jamie Lieberman. Welcome to this week’s social media marketing talk show, a news program for marketers who want to be at the forefront of social media. Want to be one step ahead of your competitors? Do you need to master the social platform? Learn how to improve your social media marketing with Social Media Marketing World 2020 from your friends in Social Media Examiner. YouTube describes ongoing efforts to protect the community from “malicious content”: YouTube’s efforts to reduce misinformation on the platform and “bring authorized resources to the top” now include three new features. They will join the leading social media brands and names, receive many tips and new strategies, and take advantage of numerous networking opportunities. Grace Duffy is editor-in-chief of Social Media Examiner as a news producer. Once adopted, CACS will serve to protect the rights of California consumers and promote privacy and transparency of personal information collected about them. She is a strategist, marketer and content creator in the social media field and strives to bring people together through technology. Other technology companies, such as Microsoft, Google, IAB Tech Lab and many others, have made changes to comply with California’s new privacy laws in the United States. These updates are supported by an evolving privacy program designed to hold us accountable and protect your personal information.