MEMORANDUM MULTIMEDIA, or, on its behalf, a third party contracted to provide audience measurement services, may use cookies when a user browses the WEBSITE’s sites and pages. Cookies are files sent to a browser through a web server to record the user’s activities on the WEBSITE. The cookies used by MEMORANDUM MULTIMEDIA or the third party acting on its behalf are associated only with an anonymous user and their computer, and do not provide the user’s personal data by themselves.

When the user allows their reception, they can find out which server uses the cookies by consulting their browser’s usage instructions.

Thanks to cookies, it is possible for MEMORANDUM MULTIMEDIA’s server, or the third party acting on its behalf, to recognize the user’s computer’s browser so that browsing is more straightforward, allowing, for example, access to users who have previously registered, access to areas, services, promotions, or contests reserved exclusively for them without having to register on each visit. They are also used to measure audience and traffic parameters, monitor progress, and the number of entries. The user has the option to configure their browser to be notified on screen of the reception of cookies and to prevent their installation on their hard drive. Please consult your browser’s instructions and manuals for more information. To use the WEBSITE, it is not necessary for the user to allow the installation of cookies sent by MEMORANDUM MULTIMEDIA or the third party acting on its behalf, although it may be necessary for the user to log in to each of the services whose provision requires prior registration or login. Similarly, MEMORANDUM MULTIMEDIA’s web servers automatically detect the IP address and domain name used by the user. All this information is recorded in a server activity file that allows for the subsequent processing of data in order to obtain statistical measurements that reveal the number of page impressions, the number of visits made to web services, etc.

Currently, it is being measured with Google Analytics solutions. These solutions use tags on the pages and anonymous cookies to analyze what happens on our pages, without using the visitor’s personal data in any case. Given the lack of guidelines set by competent national authorities, and relying on comparative law – specifically in the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) of the United Kingdom – it is made clear in order to provide accurate and clear information, the cookie table used by the web portal, assigning them a level of intrusiveness on a scale from one to three (from lower to higher), according to the following scale parameters:

Level 1: internal use cookies essential for the provision of the service itself or inherent to the service provided (according to European community regulations transposed into Spanish national regulations, such cookies would be exempt from obtaining consent). In accordance with the provisions of Royal Decree-Law 13/2012, of March 30, user consent will not be required when the storage or access relating to cookies is of a technical nature solely for the purpose of transmitting a communication over an electronic communications network or, insofar as it is strictly necessary, for the provision of a service of the information society expressly requested by the recipient.

Level 2: cookies managed by third parties as part of services expressly requested by the user on those websites (e.g., Facebook or Twitter).

Level 3: all other cookies that require the user’s prior and express permission and authorization for acceptance.

COOKIES	DURATION	PURPOSE	INTRUSIVENESS
AID	1 year	Cookie used by Google for targeting/advertising	Level 1
1P_JAR	1 week	Transfers data to Google	Level 1
CONSENT	21 years	Stores information, identifiers, and preferences related to Google	Level 1
DSID	3 hours	Cookie used by Google for targeting/advertising	Level 1
IDE	30 days	Cookie used by Google for targeting/advertising	Level 1
NID	6 months	Stores information, identifiers, and preferences related to Google	Level 1
UULE	1 day	Transfers data to Google	Level 1
__utma	2 years	Internal measurement with Google Analytics.	Level 2
__utmb	30 minutes	Internal measurement with Google Analytics.	Level 2
__utmc	At browser close	Internal measurement with Google Analytics.	Level 2
__utmz	6 months	Internal measurement with Google Analytics.	Level 2
__utma	2 years	Internal measurement with Google Analytics.	Level 2
guest_id	2 years	Link with twiter.com	Level 2
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE	8 months	Link with youtube.com	Level 2
ASP.NET_SessionId	At browser close	Used to maintain user login	Level 1
__atuvc	2 years	Checks user login	Level 1
cultura	At browser close	Language detection	Level 1
divisa	At browser close	Local currency detection	Level 1

In any case, the user can configure their browser to accept or reject the cookies they receive, or to have the browser notify them when the web server wants to store some. If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to the Tools menu -> Internet Options -> Privacy. If you use Netscape/Mozilla, go to the Tools menu -> Cookie Manager. If you use Opera, go to Preferences -> Privacy -> Cookie Filter. Currently, most browsers come configured by default to block the installation of advertising or third-party cookies on your computer. The user can expand the source restrictions, preventing the entry of any type of cookie, or, on the contrary, remove these restrictions, accepting the entry of any type of cookies. If the user has voluntarily modified the browser settings to allow advertising or third-party cookies, such action implies giving consent for the processing of their data for advertising purposes.