Snowflake announces new data marketplace and ‘powered’ collaborations
The data cloud company unveiled a slate of new products, services, and integrations for multiple industries.
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New data security rules instituted for US payment processing system
The ACH Network processed $17.3 trillion in Q1 2021, including 110 million economic impact payments from the federal government.
Mozilla partners with Princeton researchers for privacy-focused data sharing platform on Firefox
Mozilla Rally allows users to donate their data to research studies “that are designed to build new resources, tools” and more.
QuickBooks announces Excel integration for 2022
QuickBooks Online Advanced will offer two-way syncing with Excel.
Mozilla, MacArthur and Ford foundations unite to oppose Facebook ban on NYU disinformation research
Mozilla, MacArthur and Ford foundations released a letter calling on Facebook to end their campaign against New York University researchers investigating disinformation on the social media site.
Colorado becomes latest state to pass data privacy law
Colorado became the third state to push through a wide-ranging privacy law focused on data.
FTC disputes Facebook reasoning for shutting down NYU disinformation project
The Federal Trade Commission denied that their consent decree had anything to do with Facebook's decision to end NYU's Ad Observatory.
WhatsApp fined $267 million for GDPR violations
Irish regulators were forced to increase the fine after facing backlash from other EU regulators this summer for handing down a 50 million euro fine.