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If you use consent to advertising instead of payment⁢ (i.e. consent to the use‌ of cookies⁤ and other‍ network identifiers for the purposes of targeted⁣ advertising), they will be​ displayed on our websites iDNES.cz, Lidovky.cz, Expres.cz and​ Antiyoutuber.cz2 both targeted and untargeted advertisements. Advertising ⁢targeting‍ takes place‌ on the basis of profiling your habits and interests‍ from ‌data⁢ obtained about your‍ actions on the⁤ Internet so that you are shown advertisements⁢ that will interest⁣ you. This ⁣targeting ⁣will ‍be carried out by⁣ both MAFRA,⁤ as and advertising partners (of ​which there are a total of 84),⁤ whose list and other information can be‍ found‌ here.

You can withdraw your ‍consent to ‍ad targeting ⁣at any time,​ but if you do, you will be prompted to switch to⁢ iDNES ⁢Premium⁣ without‌ ads. ‌You⁣ can change or ‌revoke ‍your consent for purposes other than targeting ads (e.g. displaying content based on​ your interests, etc.) in the Detailed ⁣Settings section without⁢ having to switch to iDNES Premium‍ without ads. Consent⁢ is granted for a period ⁣of 1 year (however, ​it ⁢is‍ limited⁣ by the duration of‍ the cookie in which the⁣ consent information will be​ stored).

We process some data (but ⁣not for advertising targeting) on ​​​the basis of a so-called legitimate interest. You can ‌object to processing based on legitimate interest and make other privacy settings in the Detailed settings ⁤section. The settings ‌you ⁢make here will be ⁤used for the websites: iDNES.cz, Lidovky.cz, Expres.cz and Antiyoutuber.cz.

We and our partners process data ‌in the following way: Storage and/or access to information on the device, Use of⁤ limited data to​ select ⁤advertisementsUsing profiles ‍to select personalized content,‍ Creating profiles for ⁢personalized content, Measuring ad performanceUnderstanding the⁣ audience through⁣ statistics or combining data from different sources, Using ⁣profiles ⁤to‌ select personalized ⁣advertisingDevelopment and improvement of services, ‌ Creating profiles for personalized advertisingContent performance measurement,‍ Technical site operation.

If you choose iDNES.cz without payment and‍ give us your consent to targeted advertising, ⁣ consent will always ⁤be granted for the purposes⁣ listed⁤ in bold above.

Registered users and ⁢iDNES Premium users can temporarily use our site ⁣in the original way.

The system⁤ is currently running in trial mode only⁤ for‍ some users. ⁢For⁣ registered users, the ‌new conditions apply from 20 September⁢ 2024.

You can find more information about the use of cookies here.

Here you will find the ​terms and conditions of⁤ the iDNES Premium service⁤ without advertisements ⁣and also the terms and conditions for the use of websites with consent to targeted⁣ advertising, which will govern the relevant relationship.
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  • 1 With‍ the exception of a ⁣few special advertising formats ⁢where it ⁤is difficult to remove these formats from the content, such as‍ the⁤ so-called ‌commercial messages or ⁣self-promo ⁢of our company and its subsidiaries. Details can be ⁤found ⁢in our terms ⁢and conditions.

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  • 2 You can choose settings separately for other websites of ⁢our ⁢company. ⁣However, if you give your consent to targeted⁤ advertising on them, we⁣ will assume that ⁢you also gave it for the iDNES.cz, Lidovky.cz, Expres.cz and Antiyoutuber.cz sites

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Interview: Navigating the Landscape of Targeted Advertising ⁢with Digital Marketing ⁤Expert Dr. Alice Novak

Time.news ⁣Editor: ⁤ Good afternoon, Dr. Novak. Thank you for joining us today. As the digital landscape ‍evolves, targeted advertising has become a major focal point for many websites. We’ve been exploring how platforms, such as ‌iDNES.cz, utilize ⁣user‌ data for​ personalized advertising. What are your initial thoughts ⁣on this approach?

Dr. Alice Novak: Good ‍afternoon! It’s ⁢a pleasure to be here. Targeted advertising is definitely ⁣a game changer in digital marketing. It allows platforms to provide ⁢more relevant content to their users, which can enhance user experience. However, it‍ raises significant questions about privacy and⁣ consent.

Time.news Editor: ⁣ Absolutely. iDNES.cz provides options for users to consent to targeted advertising or switch to an ad-free ⁤premium service. How important is consent in this digital ecosystem?

Dr. Alice Novak: ⁣Consent is ⁣paramount. Users should have⁤ the power to decide ⁢how their data is used. Platforms like iDNES.cz are⁤ doing well by allowing users to opt-in or out of targeted advertising.‍ This transparency fosters trust, which is critical for the⁣ long-term success of any digital service.

Time.news Editor: That trust is⁢ crucial. The ​article mentions that consent is granted for a year and tied to the ⁤duration of cookies.⁣ Some may argue this is complicated for⁤ users. Do you think this might deter individuals from fully understanding their choices?

Dr. Alice‌ Novak: Yes, I⁤ would say that the intricacies of cookie consent can be overwhelming for many users. Simplifying the process ⁢and ​clearly communicating what users⁤ are consenting to could ⁣improve user engagement ‌and⁣ confidence.⁣ Education on these topics is vital to empower users in making informed decisions regarding ⁢their data.

Time.news Editor: In terms ‌of data processing, the article highlights that iDNES.cz also processes some data based on legitimate interests. Could you explain what ⁢that entails?

Dr. Alice ⁤Novak: Certainly! Processing data ​under ‘legitimate⁢ interest’ means that a‍ company can use ⁤data without ​explicit consent if it believes it’s​ necessary‍ for its business⁢ operations. However, this area can ‌be gray. Users must​ be clearly informed on‌ what data is being processed and for what purpose, ensuring they can voice objections if they feel their privacy is threatened.

Time.news Editor: With 84 advertising partners involved in targeted advertising, how can platforms ensure the ethical use of data?

Dr. Alice Novak: That’s a critical challenge! Platforms must implement strict data sharing agreements with partners, ensuring ⁣they adhere to privacy regulations. Regular audits ⁤and transparency reports could ⁣also help reassure users ‍that their data‌ is being handled responsibly.

Time.news Editor: You mentioned regulations; how do you see the‌ future ⁣of targeted ​advertising in light of increasing privacy laws ⁢like GDPR?

Dr. Alice Novak: We’re⁢ likely to see a fundamental shift⁢ in advertising⁢ strategies. Companies will need to innovate and find⁣ ways to create personalized experiences without compromising‍ user privacy. ⁤This⁢ could lead to more reliance on first-party data and less on invasive tracking methods. Brands that adapt to prioritize user ⁢privacy will likely emerge as leaders in the industry.

Time.news⁣ Editor: Indeed, that ​sounds like a wise approach for the future. Before we conclude, Dr.⁤ Novak, what advice would you give to ⁢both ‍users and platforms navigating⁤ this complex landscape?

Dr. Alice Novak: For users, I’d advise staying informed about privacy settings and⁢ regularly reviewing consent ⁢options. For​ platforms,⁢ transparency and user⁢ control ‍should ​be‍ at the heart of any advertising strategy. Building a⁣ relationship of trust with users ⁤is not just ethical, it’s great for business in the long run.

Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Novak,‌ for⁣ your insights today. It’s clear that while targeted advertising⁤ can enhance our digital experiences, striking the right balance with‍ privacy and consent will be key for all involved.

Dr. Alice Novak: Thank you for having me! It’s an exciting time‌ to discuss these topics, and I look forward to seeing how the⁣ landscape evolves.

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