1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on a computer, phone or other device when a website is used. Similar technologies include local storage, pixels and device identifiers. They may keep a session secure, remember a choice, measure use or support connected content.
2. Who uses them
MediaMatic uses first-party technologies through mediamatic.mt. The site is built with WordPress and Breakdance and uses LiteSpeed Cache, WP Ticket Central, MailerPress, Central CRM and related security and communications components. A service embedded from another provider may set or receive its own cookies where enabled.
3. Essential technologies (shown as Functional)
The cookie preferences panel groups strictly necessary technologies under its always-active Functional category. They may be used without consent where the applicable exemption permits because they are needed to provide a service you request or protect it. They may:
- maintain a WordPress administrator or client-portal login;
- protect forms, tickets and accounts against misuse;
- support caching, load delivery and site stability;
- remember privacy choices; or
- enable a secure ticket or service feature you specifically request.
Blocking all cookies in the browser may prevent login, account security or requested functions from working.
4. Optional functional technologies
Functional technologies may remember optional preferences or enable enhanced content such as video, chat or richer forms. Where they are not strictly necessary, they should remain disabled until you choose them.
5. Analytics and marketing
If analytics or marketing technologies are enabled, non-essential cookies or pixels will not be set until valid consent is obtained. Rejecting must be as straightforward as accepting, and withdrawing consent must be possible. Continued browsing, silence and pre-ticked options are not consent.
MediaMatic uses proportionate settings, data minimisation and shorter retention. Where optional technologies are active, the consent information identifies their category and should provide the relevant provider, purpose and duration details.
6. Portal, forms and email tools
A portal login may require an essential authentication cookie. Ordinary contact and newsletter forms do not need optional tracking cookies merely to be submitted. MailerPress, Central CRM and emailvalidationtool.org processing is explained in the Privacy Notice.
7. Managing choices
Where optional technologies are present, use the site’s cookie settings control to change your choice. You can also delete or block cookies through your browser. Session cookies usually expire when the browser closes; persistent cookies remain until their stated expiry or deletion.
8. Law, changes and contact
Malta’s rules require prior informed consent for non-essential cookies and similar access to terminal equipment. See the IDPC cookie-consent guidance.
We will update this notice and the consent configuration when services or legal requirements materially change. Questions can be sent to [email protected].