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  • September 23rd, 2012

    The Free Internet Will Be Just Fine With Do Not Track. Here’s Why.

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    Editor’s note: Sarah Downey is a senior privacy strategist at Albine, provider of online privacy solutions. Keep track of her on her blog and on Twitter.

    The ad industry says that Do Not Track will destroy the free Internet. We love the Internet and would be pretty upset if it died, so we looked deeper into this claim. → Read More

    September 15th, 2012

    Why You And Your Favorite Web Sites Will Feel The Pain If “Do Not Track” Passes

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    Editor’s note: Eric Wheeler is CEO and co-founder of 33Across. He brings 20 years of experience leading successful Internet businesses to 33Across.

    Much has already been discussed in the media regarding the threat that the $300 billion advertising industry faces if Congress passes a strict interpretation of Do Not Track. Most of the discussion has focused on how “adtech” companies would… → Read More

    July 22nd, 2008

    NEC technology identifies person's age and sex, delivers targeted ads

    NEC announced [JP] the development of an electronic advertisement delivery and face recognition system that makes it easier for companies to address customers with targeted ads. The company uses a newly developed plasma display (50 inches) that has a camera on top of it. NEC’s technology makes it possible to detect the age range and sex of a person standing in front of the display. The… → Read More