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Welcome to Our Newest Members: Capital One Established in 1997, The Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada (IAB Canada) is the national voice and thought leader of the Canadian interactive marketing and advertising industry. We are the only trade association exclusively dedicated to the development and promotion of the digital marketing and advertising sector in Canada.
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Joining IAB Canada supports the growth of the Canadian online media sector. Whether you are an established publisher driving change or new to the scene or country, IAB Canada provides invaluable resources to its members across its four core pillars. As a non-for-profit association, all of the membership dollars we earn are invested towards much needed education, research, policy and regulatory affairs, and networking.
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IAB Canada has been setting standards, delivering on the technical underpinnings of digital media and developing technical solutions to secure the supply chain. Leveraging its global strength, IAB Canada has been at the forefront of addressing issues facing the industry today. As part of its portfolio, the IAB Tech Lab has been driving momentous change […]
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As eagerly anticipated, IAB Europe has released the draft technical specifications for its GDPR Transparency & Consent Framework (“Framework”) for public comment. The Framework was introduced in late 2017 as a cross-industry effort to help publishers, technology vendors, agencies and advertisers meet the transparency and user choice requirements (including consent where necessary) of the GDPR before the […]
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In May 2017, IAB Canada testified in front of The Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics regarding proposed changes to the existing PIPEDA legislation. This week, while Canadian organizations have privacy legislation top-of-mind and are preoccupied with getting themselves up to speed on compliance requirements for the fast approaching GDPR, the committee […]
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