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PODCAST EPISODE
Data Monetisation & the Changing Culture of the View on Data
About this episode
In this episode, Chief Marketing Officer of Swash, Chloe Diamond, joins James to discuss the hot topic of data monetisation, changing societal and legislative attitudes towards data, and why it’s important to redefine standards to create a better internet.
