Over the course of the week, most of our clients, across disparate industries, have been hit by some form of a template DSAR probing message purporting to be from actual data subjects. The messages all follow a form template like the following: To Whom It May Concern: My name is…

So far, the content in Briefly has been primarily based on links to articles. Articles are wonderful, but we’re beginning to cast a wider net for the content that comes into your feed. Briefly is a platform for curation, and we want your feed to include the content that you…

We’ve just launched a few Twitter share enhancements that make the Briefly to Twitter and back experience much easier and more personal. You may already be using our Twitter at reply feature to pull articles you find on Twitter for highlighting. …

For the past few months, we have been experimenting with tags on posts. Our first version of tags included ‘keywords’ derived from the content of the post itself. You can think about these tags as specific words or phrases from the content itself, or phrases that our models associate with…

For the those of you using the @reply feature from Twitter, you may have noticed that your posts have been receiving the ‘From Twitter’ anchor. When we first launched our ‘@briefly_tldr highlight this’ feature, we were still running on a one to many posts to anchor system. We added the…

The Lucid Privacy Group is a leading provider of strategic privacy services for data driven technology companies. We partner closely with our clients, providing ongoing operational support, strategic guidance, and Data Protection Officer services. …

So we’ve made a rather large architectural change to Briefly that may not be immediately apparent to folks cruising through the application. Until recently, posts had a one to many relationship. You could add multiple anchors to a single post. If you added an article that had significance to Privacy…

Oh boy. So Google created a big splash yesterday with their announcement that they will NOT support the variety of cookie replacement technologies already under discussion to keep the adtech industry humming along unchanged post 3rd party cookie deprecation in Chrome. The announcement caused quite a stir in the marketing…