Julien Schekter, a journalist and radio-show producer, and some of his colleagues decided to do something creative to help the average citizen understand the reality of today’s data-driven market and how to make good decisions online. After 18-months of collecting information from the Swiss government and private companies on their data practices, they created and released an online game in three languages. Since its release in December, it's taken off, with 30,000 users so far. It's even being adopted by some French schools and universities.

Duncan Campbell is head of U.S. Data Privacy at Barclays, the investment bank. Campbell didn’t really start out thinking he’d work in investment banking. He really had to learn it from scratch. But he says his philosophy on how he’d succeed is one he got from his athletic career as a younger person: there’s always going to be someone better than you, but you can always work harder.

Meg Leta Jones discusses her new book, Cntrl + Z: The Right To Be Forgotten and why she wrote it. She'll also talk about whether the U.S. should follow the EU’s lead in implementing the right to be forgotten, and whether that’s even possible, as well as her latest research on automation, which includes, among other questions, whether we should replace umpires with robots in baseball.

In this episode of The Privacy Advisor Podcast, FieldFisher's Phil Lee, CIPP/E, discusses his career counseling companies both in the U.S. and the EU, and the differences in personality often apparent between companies on either side of the pond as both try to navigate the evolving privacy landscape. Lee says we need to "avoid the tribalism that has perhaps arisen" between the two sides. He gets into the details of what his clients are struggling with as they prepare for GDPR compliance, particularly when it comes to data mapping where third-party vendors are involved.

Promontory's John Bowman talks Brexit, representing the U.K. in the GDPR negotiations and why he's staying in the privacy game for the foreseeable future.

The publications team looks back on 2016's biggest stories.

Linnette Attai is a compliance consultant who helps schools, companies, lawyers and parents understand tools and best practices to make sure student data stays safe and kids know how to protect themselves online. In this episode of The Privacy Advisor Podcast, Attai discusses why it's important to teach kids early about privacy and why there's even more risk today than ever before. She'll also talk about cyberbullying and how to talk about kids about behaving online the same way you'd want people to see you behave offline ... even if the adults around them aren't necessarily doing the same.

In this episode of the podcast, Hintze talks about his experiences working for the tech giant, why he decided it was time to go, and what he plans to get out of taking on this completely new chapter in his career.

Access Now's Amie Stepanovich discusses the importance of user's internet access and encryption, as well as her passion for working for human rights.

Publications Director Sam Pfeifle, Editor Angelique Carson, and European Managing Director Paul Jordan riff on the goings-on at the IAPP's Data Protection Congress 2016 in Brussels, Belgium.