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Matthew Miller
Jan 26, 2012

WFA claims EU data-protection proposals threaten digital innovation

Mincing no words, the WFA (World Federation of Advertisers) has issued a statement opposing proposed European Union rules about digital privacy that would “threaten the fundamentals of the internet ecosystem” and “undercut the advertising-funded business model that drives the digital economy as we know it”.

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