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New month, new product updates! Supercharge your CMP now with this month’s new features and CMP support.

The LGPD is Brazil’s General Data Protection Law, passed by the National Data Protection Authority (Autoridade Nacional de Proteção de Dados). It came into effect August 16, 2020. The LGPD is very similar to Europe’s GDPR and is a framework containing 65 articles regulating the use and processing of personal data.

At Usercentrics we are constantly improving your CMP and adding valuable features to effortlessly enable you to harmonize your marketing and data strategy with legal requirements. Check out this months product updates to help you take your CMP to the next level!

The heat is on: as of May 2021, Google will make Page Experience, i.e. the “user-friendliness of pages,” a new ranking factor. The project that was already in motion a year ago is finally about to be rolled out.

Usercentrics makes it simple for you to collect Joomla consent on your website. With a few easy steps, you can add Usercentrics to your Joomla website by manual script tag, and start collecting user consent from your website visitors. The Usercentrics Joomla integration allows you to harmonize your marketing and data strategy with legal requirements on your Joomla website.

This article wants to get a bit into the actual usage of BigQuery and show how to read and write data using Node.js.

Whether a cookie banner complies with the GDPR or not is no longer a matter of interpretation. On the contrary: since the German Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) ruled on the Planet49 case, there have been clear announcements from the courts at the latest. The “Verbraucherzentrale Rheinland Pfalz” (the Consumer Representation of the German federal state Rheinland Pfalz) has now reviewed the cookie banners from 50 websites – and issued warnings to five companies for various reasons.

The purpose of this article is to give you a rough overview of BigQuery and a few insights into its pricing factors. Even though you might want to start immediately — trust me, I really understand you here — it is always recommended first to check out the pricing of the service one wants to use to verify that it fits your needs. I mean, none of us wants to suddenly wake up and see a $100k bill from his cloud provider since we didn’t understand the pricing model, right? Unfortunately, there are more than enough actual cases where this happened to people.