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• Does Behavioral Tracking Threaten Consumer Privacy?

  
  DIY Marketing — Authority: 112
  According to a recent study by researchers at the Universities of Pennsylvania and California at Berkeley and sponsored by the Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment, consumers think it does! Whatever marketers themselves think, these opinions threaten behavioral advertising, and we should take them ...
  13 hours ago

• Massive Inc., comScore Announce Breakthrough In-game Advertising Research Methodology

  
  Ad Operations Online — Authority: 480
  Ad Effx Action Lift for Gaming measures effectiveness of in-game advertising on online consumer behaviorREDMOND, Wash. and RESTON, Va. —  For the first time ever, advertisers will now be able to see the direct impact that in-game advertisements have on consumer online behavior, thanks to a new research partnership ...
  2 days ago

• Massive Inc., comScore Announce Breakthrough In-game Advertising Research Methodology

  
  Ad Operations Online — Authority: 480
  Ad Effx Action Lift for Gaming measures effectiveness of in-game advertising on online consumer behaviorREDMOND, Wash. and RESTON, Va. —  For the first time ever, advertisers will now be able to see the direct impact that in-game advertisements have on consumer online behavior, thanks to a new research partnership ...
  2 days ago

• Facebook: Taking Out the Free in Free Expression

  
  Concurring Opinions — Authority: 594
  As so many warn (and warn to no avail), self-expression on social network sites can be costly.  CBC News recently reported that an employer’s insurance company cut a Quebec employee’s long-term sick leave benefits after seeing photographs on the employee’s Facebook page.  The employee had been on leave from ...
  4 days ago

• The EU Rejects its Opt-In Amendment for Cookies but are Cookies Nearing the End of their Sell By Date?

  
  Azam Marketing Online Advertising Blog — Authority: 104
  The European Parliament has seen sense and rejected its earlier opt-in amendment for cookies that would have wreaked havoc amongst internet users by requiring repeated pop-up windows or other intrusive virtual labels upon every web page visited by a user. (Full details can be found here .) The EU was trying to ...
  1 week ago

• Internet Companies Make Last Ditch Effort Against Behavioral Advertising Regulation

  
  ReputationDefender Blog — Authority: 429
  Behavioral advertising is a hot issue on the internet today. Despite the fact that consumers overwhelmingly reject it , internet companies rely on behavioral advertising for billions of dollars in advertising revenues. Seeking a way to keep the gravy train rolling, a consortium of internet companies recently pushed ...
  1 week ago

• T-Mobile says workers sold customer data

  
  Northloop Neighborhoods - Community News & Directory — Authority: 167
  British consumer privacy commissioner says he will prosecute over sale of customer data by T-Mobile employees.
  2 weeks ago

• BIGresearch: Not all consumers turned on by mobile marketing

  
  BizReport — Authority: 579
  Mobile marketing may not be as acceptable to consumers as once thought according to a survey recently conducted by BIGresearch, except perhaps among 39-year-old men.
  2 weeks ago

• Anonymous Credit Cards: Safety for Consumers, Merchants and Banks

  
  Personal Money Store — Authority: 601
  Convenience – But At What Cost? Using credit cards can be a pleasure and a pain. Will anonymous credit cards make security one less thing to worry about? (Photo: flickr.com) Credit cards are both a blessing and a curse for millions of people worldwide. Managed use of this form of consumer credit ...
  3 weeks ago

• P3P and the Future of PETs

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 115
  I will be speaking on Thursday at the European Commission’s Workshop on the Economic Benefits of Privacy-enhancing Technologies in Brussels. With many calling for a revamping of ideas using metadata to help protect privacy, I felt that it was important to use the occasion to write a short paper entitled ...
  3 weeks ago

• CDT Urges White House to Move on PCLOB

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 115
  Today, CDT and 28 other organizations sent a letter to the White House asking that the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) be reconstituted. The 9/11 Commission recommended the creation of PCLOB in order to oversee the protections to civil liberties and privacy within the federal government, but ...
  3 weeks ago

• Considering the Cloud in Sunny Madrid

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 115
  Last week, I attended the 31st International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in Madrid. Government data privacy officials representing 46 countries were there, as well as hundreds of lawyers, corporate privacy officers and advocates from around the globe. There were plenary sessions and ...
  3 weeks ago

• New federal bills expand consumer privacy rights

  
  Reading Tea Leaves by Randy Wilson — Authority: 134
  The Senate Judiciary Committee has approved two new data security bills that greatly expand the consumer’s right to notice for any data breach involving he or her personal information.  The other bill will allow consumers to request that data brokers notify them about any personal information that is held for ...
  4 weeks ago

• Study: State Databases Putting Children’s Personal Info at Risk

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 115
  An eye-opening new study out of Fordham Law’s Center on Law and Information Privacy finds that state educational databases are lacking when it comes to protecting the personal information of K-12 children. Some states hand off the storage of this information to outside firms and do so without any restrictions ...
  4 weeks ago

• Tips on Setting Up your Child’s First Email Address

  
  PolicyBeta — Authority: 115
  Recently, CDT’s Adam Rosenberg authored a guest blog post for Wired.com’s GeekDad blog, a parenting blog for tech-savvy parents. The post is the first in what will be a series of “how-tos” on raising an Internet savvy child and discusses some of the issues parents confront when setting up a child’s first ...
  5 weeks ago

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