Ethical Data Explained

Henry Ng is joined by Ondra Urban to discuss Ondra's time at Apify, making the web more programmable and accessible, maintaining ethical standards as a web scraping company, and the implications of the HiQ Vs LinkedIn case.

On this week’s episode of Ethical Data, Explained, Peter Craddock, Partner of Keller and Heckman, joins Henry Ng to discuss personal data and the consequences of personal data infringement.

The topic of this week’s episode of Ethical Data, Explained is women in cybersecurity. Henry Ng is joined by Jane Frankland to discuss why gender diversity in cyber is so important; the infinite amount of stories data can tell; the sheer creativity of AI and tech; and just how much cybersecurity has changed in the last few years.

In this episode of Ethical Data, Explained SOAX team (Henry Ng, Dmitry Shkolnikov, Alex Smirnoff) explores what it means to be a trustworthy ethical data provider.

Henry Ng is joined by Neil Emeigh to discuss Neil's journey from an SEO specialist to the CEO of an ethical proxy company, trends and the future of the proxy and web scraping industry, resonant data collection cases that make scraping look bad, and why it is important to be vocal about the positive applications of web scraping.

In this episode, Henry Ng is joined by Adolfo Hoyos, Head of Technology at Brand Guard, a startup that helps companies protect their intellectual property on e-commerce marketplaces, namely Amazon and Walmart, by providing software and services focused on getting rid of unauthorized and counterfeit resellers.

In this episode, we're joined by Romain Vermeulen, Head of Data Science at Wisepops. With experience working for tech giants like Facebook and Amazon, Romain shares his insights on the current state of online marketing and website visitor engagement.

In today’s episode of Ethical Data, Explained, Henry is joined by Michael Levit, CEO and Co-founder of Tempest to discuss privacy-based browsers - what technology they are built on, how they ensure user privacy, how they differ from VPN and proxies and much more.

“Web scraping is becoming harder and more expensive. 10 years ago there was no need to have any proxy unless you needed to by-pass a geo-fence of a website. Now you need much more tools, e.g proxies, headless browsers...”