The one where we make a (virtual) jump across the pond to talk with the CEO of our New York office, James de la Bastide. Together with some of his Belgian colleagues he went to the 2018 Sitecore Symposium in Orlando, Florida and we discuss what they've seen and heard there.

James is organizing a meetup in New York on October 30th where he'll go into further detail on the Symposium. For our European listeners, there's a session in Ghent, Belgium too on November 14th.

The charity organisation James mentioned is the Sick Kids foundation (check out some of their YouTube video's too!)

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Music by Komiku, from the album "Poupis Incredible Adventures"

The one where Bert Janssens, Senior Functional Analyst at The Reference, talks about the book Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products.

Some apps and websites have become parts of our (even daily) habits and we look into why that is. Of course, it's all about our primitive  brains!

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Music by Komiku, from the album "Poupis Incredible Adventures"

The one where Roel Peters, Online Marketing Consultant at The Reference, talks about Intelligent Tracking Protection (ITP). It's a privacy-protection measure by Apple and Mozilla (of Firefox fame) and many marketers are not happy with it.

We look at what ITP is, what it means for publishers and what can be done about it.

The book Roel is referring to during the podcast is Tim Wu's The Attention Merchants .

Oh, and we have new mikes! The sound is so much better now (yet Roel can't help but talk louder  than the host; we'll get that fixed next time!)

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Music by Komiku, from the album "Poupis Incredible Adventures"