Entertainment Privacy Policies
Companies in the Entertainment industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 200 companies in the Entertainment category.
The Hollywood Reporter
hollywoodreporter.com
The policy has some strengths in data collection transparency but falls short in clarity and user rights, with critical issues like broad data sharing and a binding arbitration clause.
The News Journal
delawareonline.com
Gannett's policy is comprehensive but has gaps in clarity, security, and user rights, scoring 62/100.
The Providence Journal
providencejournal.com
Gannett's policy is detailed but lacks clarity and specific protections, raising concerns over data usage and user rights.
Ticketmaster
ticketmaster.com
Ticketmaster's policy is detailed but lacks clarity and has concerning legal terms, scoring 62/100 with critical issues in data retention and user rights.
Wtop
wtop.com
The policy provides detailed privacy practices but has significant issues with data sharing, security, and legal protections, impacting user trust and compliance.
CNN
cnn.com
Warner Bros. Discovery's policies have strengths in data collection transparency but fall short in data sharing, security, and user rights, with critical issues like mandatory arbitration and one-sided legal terms.
Ebaumsworld
ebaumsworld.com
Viumbe's policies have some strengths but fall short in clarity, user rights, and legal fairness, scoring 62/100.
Gosanangelo
gosanangelo.com
Gannett's policy is detailed but lacks clarity and specificity in key areas, affecting user understanding and trust.
History
history.com
A+E Networks' policies have comprehensive data practices but fall short in user protections and clarity, raising concerns over privacy and legal fairness.
Time Inc
time.com
The policy has some strengths but lacks transparency and user control, leading to a lower score.
WSB-TV
wsbtv.com
The policies provide a robust framework but fall short in transparency, user rights, and clarity, with critical issues in legal recourse and data handling.
Circleid
circleid.com
CircleID's policies have some strengths in data collection and security but lack clarity in retention, unilateral terms, and limited user rights, scoring 61/100.