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"The Data Diva" Talks Privacy Podcast"
Hosted by Debbie Reynolds · EN
“The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast, hosted by Debbie Reynolds, features strategic conversations with global leaders on the most critical data privacy and emerging technology issues shaping business today. Each episode delivers executive-level insight on regulatory change, artificial intelligence, data ethics, and global privacy risk.
With more than 1 million downloads, listeners in over 160 countries, and reach across 3,594 cities, the podcast connects with a highly targeted audience of senior decision-makers responsible for privacy, cybersecurity, and data strategy.
This is not a general audience podcast. It is a platform designed to reach the people who influence enterprise technology adoption, investment decisions, and regulatory strategy.
Audience
- 34% Data Privacy decision-makers (CXO level)
- 24% Cybersecurity decision-makers (CXO level)
- 19% Privacy Tech and Emerging Technology companies
- 17% Investor groups (Private Equity, Venture Capital)
Rankings and Reach
- Top 2% of 4.6 million podcasts worldwide
- Top 5% globally (ListenNotes, 2024)
- Top 5% weekly downloads (The Podcast Host, 2024)
- Top 50 peak Business and Management (Apple Podcasts, 2024)
Sponsor Impact
- 4 sponsors secured funding within 12 months
- $45 million average funding raised per sponsor
- 3 average enterprise customer sales within 6 months
Sponsors gain direct access to a qualified, global audience actively engaged in privacy, AI, and data governance decisions.
About Debbie Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds, known as “The Data Diva,” is a global advisor on data privacy and data governance. She works with executives, legal teams, and boards to reduce risk, retain value, and increase revenue through effective data strategy.
She is the Founder and Chief Data Privacy Officer of Debbie Reynolds Consulting LLC, Chair of the IEEE Global Trusted Data Architectures Industry Connections Subcommittee, and a former member of the U.S. Department of Commerce Internet of Things Advisory Board.
With more than 20 years of experience, she advises organizations across industries including AdTech, FinTech, EdTech, biometrics, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, smart manufacturing, and privacy technology.
She is also the host of this podcast, with more than one million downloads and listeners in over 160 countries.
Learn more: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/
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The Data Diva E291 - Eric Null and Debbie Reynolds
Jun 200:47:32Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailIn this episode of The Data Diva Talks Privacy, Debbie Reynolds, "The Data Diva" speaks with Eric Null, Director, Privacy & Data Program at the Center for Democracy & Technology, about the current state of privacy in the United States and the ongoing effort to establish comprehensive federal privacy legislation. Eric shares his unique journey from studying classical clarinet performance to becoming a leading advocate for privacy and consumer rights, explaining how his work in technology policy, net neutrality, broadband privacy, and consumer protection shaped his perspective on privacy as an issue fundamentally connected to power and control.The conversation explores how information functions as a source of power in the digital age and why the collection, processing, and use of personal data can create risks ranging from manipulation and profiling to broader concerns about autonomy and control. Eric discusses his early work involving children's privacy, broadband privacy, and consumer protection, including efforts to strengthen privacy protections through the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission. He explains how the growth of the "free" Internet business model has created an environment in which individuals often exchange large amounts of personal information in exchange for access to online services, incentivizing extensive data collection and monetization.Debbie and Eric examine the current U.S. privacy landscape, including the sector-specific approach taken by laws such as HIPAA, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, and COPPA. They discuss the Federal Trade Commission's role as the primary federal privacy regulator and how the agency's authority has historically relied on preventing deceptive and unfair practices rather than establishing broad data rights. The discussion explores the limitations of the notice-and-choice model, in which organizations disclose their practices through privacy policies that consumers rarely read or meaningfully negotiate, and how network effects can limit the practical choices available to individuals seeking to participate in modern digital platforms.The episode also covers the repeated attempts to pass comprehensive federal privacy legislation, including the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA), the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA), and more recent proposals. Eric shares insights into the legislative challenges that have prevented these efforts from becoming law and discusses the policy debates surrounding data minimization, consumer rights, enforcement, and the relationship between privacy and broader concerns about the power of large technology companies. The conversation highlights why privacy remains one of the most important policy issues facing organizations, regulators, and consumers, and why meaningful reform continues to be difficult despite widespread public concern.By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website.Support the showJoin Data Diva Confidential for exclusive email content featuring practical guidance, expert analysis, and strategic insights on data privacy, AI governance, cybersecurity, and emerging technology, delivered directly to your inbox. Subscribe at https://www.debbiereynoldsadvisory.com/datadivaconfidentialDebbie Reynolds Consulting, LLC
Transcribe →The Data Diva E215 - Jennifer Pierce and Debbie Reynolds
Dec 17, 2024Tap to summarizeSend us Fan MailDebbie Reynolds, "The Data Diva" talks to Jennifer Pierce, PhD, Founder of Singular XQ, AI and Performance Anthropology. We discuss the evolution of online community building, shifting from personal blogs and small communities to the current reliance on big platforms and algorithms. Concerns are raised about the lack of intentional community building and the influence of algorithms on digital spaces. We stress the importance of finding genuine connections and understanding the impact of algorithm-driven content. We also highlight the lack of transparency and understanding in AI decision-making, pointing out the complexity and ambiguity of terms like "autonomous" and "semi-autonomous." Pierce expresses concern about the theatricality of technology demonstrations and the need for honesty and transparency to build investor confidence. Her nonprofit's mission to address human problems in digital transformation and AI products is passionately discussed, emphasizing the societal and cultural understanding of technology. We explore misconceptions and the need for clarity and specificity in discussing AI technologies.Pierce speaks about the unethical practices of e-commerce platforms and advocates for public outcry and action against unsustainable data practices. She encourages individuals to adopt more sustainable and mindful technology uses and her hope for Data Privacy in the future. Note: Citing Liza Dixon for creating the term "autonowashing"By popular demand, Debbie Reynolds Consulting is now offering executive briefings on emerging data privacy risks and how companies can avoid them. To learn more, visit the Executive briefings page on my website.Support the showBecome an insider, join Data Diva Confidential for data strategy and data privacy insights delivered to your inbox. 💡 Receive expert briefings, practical guidance, and exclusive resources designed for leaders shaping the future of data and AI. 👉 Join here: http://bit.ly/3Jb8S5pDebbie Reynolds Consulting, LLC
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