Just a day before a federal town hall on online tracking and advertising, privacy groups call for a federally run “Do Not Track” list. Advertisers deride it as invasive and unnecessary.
(RTTNews) - A leading industry group says online advertising in Australia is growing, but will probably fall short of the A$1.5 billion revenue mark projected earlier.
The oil in the Web shopping machine
HALIFAX - Users who’ve grown tired of the many advertisements that clutter the web now have an increasing number of software options to make those animated banners - often with annoying, talking emoticons - simply disappear.
A number of privacy groups Wednesday called for creation of a “Do Not Track List” that would prohibit advertisers from tracking consumers’ online activities.
A coalition of privacy groups Wednesday called for creation of a “Do Not Track List,” that would prohibit advertisers from tracking online movements of consumers.
Leveraging my freshly forged ties to Sergey Brin, I’ve managed to get my hands on a prototype of the Google phone! (Hulu turned me down for a Beta subscription—something about “outstanding warrants.”) Anyway, this G-phone is a pretty sleek unit,…
New York magazine’s Daily Intelligencer today took a closer look at this Louis Vuitton ad with Mikhail Gorbachev (running on the back cover of this week’s issue) and promptly soiled itself. Apparently, the reading material sticking out of Gorbachev’s fancy…
A coalition of privacy groups Wednesday called for creation of a “Do Not Track List,” that would prohibit advertisers from tracking online movements of consumers.
A coalition of privacy groups Wednesday called for creation of a “Do Not Track List,” that would prohibit advertisers from tracking online movements of consumers. Similar to the popular Do Not Call telephone lists, the Internet proposal comes as online advertising revenues are growing rapidly, providing critical revenue to startups and Web giants such as Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc. Online ad …