[techscruggs]

The majority of these websites appear to be US based local news outlets. They have very little motivation to comply with GDPR.

As a side note, a lot of the comments here suggest that few people are reviewing the list at all before offering their opinion. Yes GDPR is a great step forward for data privacy, but there is little reason to shame "The Pueblo Chieftain" for not complying with GDPR. What is more likely:

1) compliance doesn't matter to them or their audience 2) they are trying to exploit and monetize your data

[DanBC]

They don't need to comply with GDPR. They're not doing business in the EU; they're not based in the EU; they're not targetting EU citizens. They're exempt from the regulations.

> but there is little reason to shame "The Pueblo Chieftain" for not complying with GDPR.

People are complaining about the corrupt business model of massive misuse of personal data.

[donohoe]

Its not that simple.

The may have a parent company that does have an EU presence making the parent company liable in the event of a violation.