Episodes
Friday Apr 29, 2022
Friday Apr 29, 2022
Marmite, do you remember the advert “you either love it or hate it” well in todays episode The Data Doctors talks about our conflicted relationship with privacy.
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
Thursday Apr 07, 2022
A strange title yes…. But what do all these have in common? Personal information! Here I bring the low down on the amazing Data Protection Intensive Conference 2022. Some great hot topics and debates with great keynote speakers!
One of the sessions even made me want to interview my nephew Noah who makes his first appearance on Privacy as a Foreign Language. His understanding of privacy or data is very minimal but he does know certain personal information about himself so how do we make sure as Aunties, Uncles, Mums or Dads help him stay safe in the big wide world!
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Monday Mar 14, 2022
Monday Mar 14, 2022
Learn a little bit about data protection jargon in this episode and some helpful less scary definition of words and phrases used in the privacy world.
Friday Jan 28, 2022
Friday Jan 28, 2022
Today is Data Protection Day 2022, and to celebrate this we are releasing the first episode of 'Privacy as a Foreign Language'.
How will you celebrate DPD 2022? Even if the only thing you do is listen to our first episode that will be grand! Enjoy!
Monday Jan 24, 2022
Monday Jan 24, 2022
Episode One is here. It introduces the Data Doctor and who I am. It is my first attempt at an episode and it is a huge achievement for me to say I did it! I want to help people be more comfortable with data protection and all things privacy related.
I hope you like it and am sorry about the background noise, still getting used to the editing. My dogs and nephew wanted to get in on the action!
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The Policy Boss is the creator of the 'Data Doctor' podcast. We called it 'Privacy as a Foreign Language'. We aim to talk about any subject or topic and make it more digestible for the everyday user. Let's face it no one knows what 'territorial scope' is right? or the 'OECD Guidelines'? EXACTLY that is why we are here to help!