The Trade Desk: Adtech’s Persistent Identifier Can Be Tied to Potentially Sensitive Information as Lawsuits Allege Unfair Data Collection Practices

Adtech company The Trade Desk (TTD) enables advertisers to target millions of individuals based on unique persistent identifiers that can potentially be associated with a host of sensitive information, from precise geolocation to data capable of inferring a consumer’s gender, ethnicity, religion, health status, and sexual orientation, a Capitol Forum investigation has found.

Corteva v. Inari: Experts, Corporate Leadership Detail Infringement Damage, Years of Work Necessary to Produce New Corn and Soybean Tech

Lawyers for Corteva AgriScience (CTVA) this week sought to illustrate to a Delaware jury how the alleged infringement committed by the upstart Inari Agriculture cost the company massive sums of money...

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As Delivery Firm UniUni Prepares to Go Public, Employees Raise Concerns Over Driver Pay and Safety

Logistics and delivery company UniUni, which plans to launch an IPO later this year, does not pay its drivers overtime or for hours spent sorting packages each day, according to four former...

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The Trade Desk: Adtech’s Persistent Identifier Can Be Tied to Potentially Sensitive Information as Lawsuits Allege Unfair Data Collection Practices

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