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Noteworthy News From Facebook And Kroger / RBDR

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November 9, 2021

Today on RBDR: Two noteworthy news items spotted by RBDR: 1) Facebook’s elimination of its automatic facial recognition implementation for pictures and videos, and 2) Kroger’s launch of Collaborative Cloud, a DIY research capability provided to manufacturers who can ask Kroger’s data system for aggregated, anonymized data about their brands (collected from 60 million U.S. households).

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DunnHumby U.S. still for sale? MR-loving CMO a finalist for award. (RBDR 4.30.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) New research says consumers rely on 5 devices on the way to their purchases. 2) New details from Kroger’s acquisition from Tesco of its rights to continue to use DunnHumby analytics in the U.S. 3) One finalist in CMO of the Year competition is Rubbermaid Newell’s Richard Davies, who broke the mold for his position by “putting research in charge and emphasizing consumer insights.”

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Data aggregators in Supreme Court. Employee wearables study. Kroger buys DunnHumby. (RBDR 4.29.2015)

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Today on RBDR: 1) The U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Spokeo v. Robins, determining whether a data aggregator can be held responsible for presenting inaccurate personal data. 2) Salesforce.com’s “Putting Wearables to Work” study offers insights on wearable technology in business. 3) Kroger is buying the U.S. business of DunnHumby.