Stackies’ winners, the new MarTech Landscape & GDPR moves by Twitter and location data providers

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2018 Stackie Award winners: The most impactful martech stacks this year   Apr 24, 2018 by Robin Kurzer Scott Brinker announces the winners and talks about the Stackies in general on Tuesday, the first full day of this year's MarTech conference.

From MarTech Today

At this year's MarTech Conference, trust takes a starring role   Apr 24, 2018 by Barry Levine It's appropriate that, in the year of GDPR and the Facebook scandal, marketers are coming back to the key ingredient in customer relationships.

Scott Brinker unveils his most populous Marketing Technology Landscape yet   Apr 24, 2018 by Barry Levine At this rate, we're soon going to need microscopes to keep up with the evolution of the martech ecosystem.

Twitter updates TOS and privacy policy to comply with GDPR   Apr 24, 2 018 by Robin Kurzer The social media company joins other large companies updating their policies to comply with the sweeping EU legislation.

Location data providers scale back EU operations to build consent-based data sets   Apr 24, 2018 by Greg Sterling Factual reports that less than half of its location data partners in Europe are GDPR-compliant today.

From Marketing Land

Facebook opens Authorization tab in Page settings for advertisers running political ads   Apr 24, 2018 by Amy Gesenhues While the Authorizations tab will be visible to all advertisers, only those in the US that are running political ads will be able to complete the authorization process for now.

From Around The Web

4 Use Cases of AI for B2B Marketers, Marketo

Instagram launches "Data Download" tool to let you leave, TechCrunch

Launching a New App: A Checklist, 3Q Digital

Why social commerce isn't #trending yet, Retail Dive

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