DK LLLounge | Thursday | 5PM — 6PM
Remember when we used to think our data was private? That was cute. Now, we’re all living in a world where every click, like and scroll is tracked, monetized and, let’s face it, bought by someone. The truth is, we’ve gone from being unaware, to unbothered, to… well, now we’re wondering if it even matters anymore. Are we giving up privacy because we’re too addicted to convenience? If we accept that absolute online privacy is impossible, what should we take as “acceptable” privacy today? How might the emergence of AI tools change our understanding of privacy? Or have we simply accepted that being watched is the price we pay for all the free stuff in the digital world we’ve come to love?
Your host for this PPP will be none other than Mario Frančešević (Founder/CEO, SeekandHit, Member of HURA and IAB Croatia Board), member of our online privacy and data protection task force, who will be joined by experts like Saša Milinović (Digital Director, OMD, Member of HURA and IAB Croatia) and Marko Mikeš (Client Solution Manager Lead, Aleph, Member of IAB Croatia), both are also members of the task force, alongside Sonja Stahor Gašpar as Digital Business Director, JGL (Member of IAB Croatia), who runs their digital business globally, Tihana Ana Reljić (Attorney-at-law, Partner, REZIME, Law Firm) with the legal perspective, Zoran Savin (CEO, IAB Slovenija) with IAB’s international efforts — and all of you. Join in on this discussion.
Post Program Pint powered by Ožujsko pivo [or as we like to call it Piva Poslije Programa] is where the real talk happens. No slides, stiff conversations and filtered conversation. This is not a lecture. It’s not a talk. It’s not a presentation. It’s for you. Got a burning question? A wild take? A half-baked theory? Bring it. Here, there are no stupid questions and no wrong answers — just a room full of curious minds, a cold (and yes, free) Ožujsko in hand and a vibe that says let’s figure this out together.
Pro DK tip: PPP always pulls a crowd, so if you don’t want to be that person awkwardly standing in the back, get there early.
