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Assuming what you say is true, would one expect prominent newspaper websites that are GDPR-compliant and accessible from the EU to be doing better financially t
by scarejunba 8y ago
Assuming what you say is true, would one expect prominent newspaper websites that are GDPR-compliant and accessible from the EU to be doing better financially than prominent newspaper websites that aren't? Is that the case?
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThat's a good question. But is that data even available, especially in the format that would allow to tease out how much each aspect of the enterprise contributed to the financial situation? As an addition to the GP's argument, consider that these days, news stories are meant to be linked to on social media. People have friends and audiences in many places in the world. If someone with parts of their audience in Europe wants to share a news story, will they choose an article on GDPR-blocking site, or on a GDPR-compliant one?
- Aeolun 8y agoNot necessarily, since complying would likely yield only like 2% (number made up) extra returns on whatever their revenue already is. The most important factor is still if your newspaper is any good.