A bipartisan data-privacy law could backfire on small businesses 2 marketing professors explain why
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Entrepreneurs like Orion Brown, Randel Bennett, Bill Shufelt, and John Walker built successful businesses using personalized digital advertising platforms such as Facebook and Instagram.
The American Privacy Rights Act may unintentionally hinder small ventures by disrupting targeted digital advertising crucial for their growth, according to marketing experts.
The bill aims to establish a national standard for data collection and data use, which could replace the current patchwork of state regulations and potentially impact small businesses dependent on personalized advertising.
While stricter privacy regulations like the American Privacy Rights Act are intended to protect consumer data, they might inadvertently limit the entrepreneurial opportunities that rely on tailored digital advertising strategies.
Read at The Conversation
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