Bright Data-Oxylabs dispute continues with new lawsuit
Web-scraped data providers Bright Data and Oxylabs are continuing their legal battle over who owns the intellectual property the firms use to scrape the web.
-
-
Which vendors are actually alternative data vendors?
We suggest that buyers consider categorising information sources by risk, rather than focusing on whether they are “alternative.” -
People moves (13 Jan ‘22): Earnest Research, Dow Jones, Superfly Insights and more
Submit your promotions, job changes and open roles to press@neudata.co for inclusion in next week's newsletter. -
Popular ESG datasets – a year in review
We highlight the trending ESG datasets in 2021 based on clickstream activity of our clients on the Neudata Scout platform. We summarise the offerings of the top 15 ESG data products and discuss our views on the drivers of their popularity. -
The Signal: New year, new job?
In our January edition, it’s all about jobs! We highlight the industries poised to expand in 2022, dive into why December jobs posting data may not tell the full story, discuss the likelihood of vaccine mandates on hiring and explore the backgrounds of portfolio company leadership teams. -
Compliance in the age of alternative data
We summarise a 2021 white paper that explores developments within alternative data and compliance. The paper also recommends several vendor vetting processes and factors to consider when assessing third-party alternative datasets. -
Discontinuations in 2021 – numbers keep rising
We look back at dataset terminations in 2021 and summarise the key drivers, trends, and best practices to safeguard against potential discontinuations. -
2021: A year in review
As we head into 2022, we wanted to share some key alternative data insights from this year with you. -
Neudata Intelligence 2021: A Year in Review
We recap the ten most-read Intelligence reports of 2021. We also hear directly from Neudata's analysts to understand why these ten were the breakout reports amongst our clients. -
The SEC’s push for ongoing monitoring of data vendors
We consider it critically important that regulated buyers monitor their data vendors on an ongoing basis. Anecdotally we have heard that the SEC takes this view, particularly with respect to tracking vendor litigation. Recently, a member of the SEC Examinations team expressed a similar opinion at Neudata’s Winter Summit. We believe that a shift to events-based diligence, rather than diligence solely around contract signatures and renewals, is necessary to mitigate risk in the current environment.