This channel will make most sense to those already enjoying the Masters of Privacy podcast.
It is meant for people with no time for another newsletter, but hungry for more clear answers, highly-concentrated summaries and practical sessions. A free subscription will give you access to:
New episode alerts
Interview transcripts
In-person meetups
Practical Cheat Sheets and summary charts
Trial access to recently added tools in the Masters of Privacy Toolbox.
Paid subscriptions
We have combined workshops/webinars, community features, longer analysis pieces, historical Newsroom references, practical tools, and DPO School training materials (as well as discounts on official certification courses) under the Masters of Privacy paid subscription.
FAQ
When and where do your in-person events happen?
We expect to organize eight gatherings per year, featuring a mix of breakfast workshops, live podcast recording sessions, and evening meetups.
These events will mostly take place across the US (multiple locations), the UK (London) and Spain (Madrid, Barcelona) for the foreseeable future.
Whenever possible, we will coordinate some workshops to coincide with major data protection, privacy engineering, marketing technology, or advertising industry events.
What does our audience look like?
We cater to DPOs, Chief Privacy Officers, CDOs, CIOs, CMOs, MarTech/AdTech vendors, privacy lawyers and privacy engineers.
In essence, we serve people working at the intersection of marketing, data, privacy, and technology.
Judging by our LinkedIn Group followers, our actual audience seems to be a good blend of all of the above (areas: legal, IT, engineering, marketing), combined with a few law students, some cybersecurity experts and some “Empowerment Tech” enthusiasts.
Our jurisdictional reach (in terms of compliance strategies, enforcement actions, or legal updates) is limited to the United States, the UK, and the EU. That said, RSS stats show a pretty good following across all five continents. By unique downloads, our top five countries are the United States, the UK, Canada, Sweden, and Germany.
