All Articles & Research
Filter By:
Categories:
Audiences:
Themes
Check My Ads and partners call on the Council of the EU to protect privacy and personal data protection framework
To the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union and the Permanent Representations of the Member States, We, the undersigned civil society organisations, are writing to you regarding the Council’s work on the Proposal for a Regulation as regards the simplification of the digital legislative framework, known as the Digital Omnibus, and in
Keep Reading →
Check My Ads Comments Regarding IAB Europe’s CTV Measurement Framework and Transparency Principles
Summary The CTV Measurement Framework and Transparency Principles set out to address the measurement challenges within the programmatic television landscape. Its aim is to ensure accountability in the delivery of despite fast growth in video driven by subscription video on demand (SVOD) and broadcast video on demand (BVOD). Check My Ads welcomes the efforts of
Keep Reading →
From Advertising to Intelligence Infrastructure: Commercial Surveillance as Strategic Vulnerability in the EU
Overview On average, every 3.8 minutes, a company somewhere in the world is looking at the average European citizen: you, your family, and your neighbours. That adds up to a staggering 376 times per day of your data being broadcast through digital advertising. The tools underlying this advertising system were built to show ads, but
Keep Reading → Check My Ads submits Ofcom transparency response
The Check My Ads Institute welcomes Ofcom’s decision to solicit input from the public, including civil society organisations, about the information that internet service providers should disclose in their transparency reports, as required by Schedule 8 of the Online Safety Act (OSA). We believe it is important to discuss transparency requirements, including those related to
Keep Reading → Check My Ads joins coalition of 30+ raising concerns over the delayed DMA fine against Google
Brussels, 5 May 2026 Dear President von der Leyen, We, a group of civil society organisations, are writing to express grave concern about credible reports that the European Commission has decided to delay the imposition of a fine against Google’s parent company Alphabet under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), reportedly at your personal direction. We
Keep Reading →
Take Action
Support Us
