Gin and GDPR
Business & Economics Podcasts
Join me, Thomas Gell - a data protection specialist and gin lover - as I tackle the world of privacy…and gin… with occasional guests. So grab yourself a drink, settle down, and join me for a less than serious look at the world of privacy and gin. Weekly episodes covering current events from the perspective of an expert in the field of privacy, with the added bonus of gin reviewing. Need help with data protection issues? If you want to work with me, visit www.tealgroupconsulting.com!
Location:
United Kingdom
Description:
Join me, Thomas Gell - a data protection specialist and gin lover - as I tackle the world of privacy…and gin… with occasional guests. So grab yourself a drink, settle down, and join me for a less than serious look at the world of privacy and gin. Weekly episodes covering current events from the perspective of an expert in the field of privacy, with the added bonus of gin reviewing. Need help with data protection issues? If you want to work with me, visit www.tealgroupconsulting.com!
Twitter:
@thomasrgell
Language:
English
Contact:
02034884473
Episodes
Season Finale - Digital Marketing
6/19/2020
The final episode of season one takes a look at digital marketing under the GDPR, and why you need to know about the PECR. I also look at why you don't always need consent to do your marketing.
And, to leave you with a good drink for summer, I explore how to make the PERFECT gin and tonic. Hint: Lots of Ice.
Duration:00:26:10
Legitimately Interesting
6/11/2020
This episode takes a look at what "legitimate interests" actually means, and how you can apply it in an organisation.
I also figure out why Filipinos drink so much gin.
www.tealgroupconsulting.com
Duration:00:20:13
Just Say No
6/8/2020
Consent. The most famous and misunderstood part of the entire GDPR. I see so many organisations struggle with this, so here’s a straightforward look at what it means
and how to use it.
I also take a look at the top 5 countries by gin consumption. The answer may surprise you.
www.tealgroupconsulting.com
Duration:00:30:31
GDPR - Grandma Done Posted Recklessly
5/28/2020
A Dutch Grandmother got a fine under GDPR for posting photos of her grandchildren on Facebook and Pinterest. Surprised? You shouldn't be - find out why in this episode.
We also take a look at two other types of gin - Bathtub Gin (Old Tom), and the original, Genever.
Duration:00:18:21
4 more mistakes and 2 types of Gins
5/21/2020
We finish our 7 biggest GDPR mistakes this week with numbers 4-7, and explore 2 of the 4 different types of gin out there. www.tealgroupconsulting.com
Duration:00:22:04
3 GDPR Mistakes and 3 correct Gin methods
5/14/2020
This week we'll take a look at 3 of the 7 most common mistakes that organisations make when it comes to GDPR, and why they cost organisations money. We'll also explore how Gin is made, and find out how many different flavours you can get. www.tealgroupconsulting.com
Duration:00:29:40
Labour Pains
5/7/2020
Introducing the GDPR cocktail: Gin, Demerera Sugar, Prosecco, and Rosemary. I managed to bag myself an interview with a senior Labour insider (who will have to remain anonymous!) so I'll be exploring what they told me about the leaked Labour report on anti-semitism, and what the implications are for data protection. There's a gem in here that I can't wait to share. I'll also be exploring the Gin Craze that hit England in the 1700s. Want to work with Thomas? Find out more at...
Duration:00:25:11
Pandemic Privacy
4/29/2020
What does Covid-19 mean for data protection? Should we just abandon it? Does the UK Health Secretary know what he's talking about when it comes to GDPR?
And, importantly, gin!
In the first ever Gin and GDPR epidsode, I take a meandering and often light-hearted look at what the pandemic means to businesses and organisations when it comes to data protection, whilst sampling some delightful gin.
Duration:00:41:38
Contact-Tracing Apps
4/29/2020
Contact tracing apps - worth the effort? Worth the fuss? Destined to steal away all you privacy?
Join me as I take a walk through the arguments about contact tracing, and (re)discover the origins of the gin and tonic.
Duration:00:18:31