Cuebiq, a next generation location intelligence company that helps businesses glean actionable insights about real-world consumer behaviors and trends, has released its study examining consumers’ geo-behavior, location patterns and visit
With the FCC preparing to vote Oct. 27 on a proposal that could for the first time sweep web browsing and app use histories into an opt-in regime, disallowing the
The ad industry is stepping up its fight against proposed privacy rules that would restrict broadband providers’ ability to use data about customers’ Web activity for ad targeting. The proposed
The Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA) today announced that enforcement of its guidance on the Application of the DAA Principles of Transparency and Control to Data Used Across Devices (DAA cross-device
Advertisers are voicing their concerns about a Federal Communications Commission proposal of rules for Internet service providers, which they say would impact the online user experience.
The Federal Communications Commission’s revised proposal for privacy rules is “counterproductive” and would hinder broadband providers’ ability “to succeed in the developing marketplace” of online advertising, six major ad organizations
Two consumers who are suing Turn for allegedly violating the privacy of Verizon subscribers are asking an appellate court to reject the ad company’s argument that the case belongs in
NAI has joined forces with industry leaders from around the globe as a founding member of the Coalition for Better Ads. The Coalition, which was created to improve consumers’ experience
Location intelligence company Cuebiq has partnered with GasBuddy, a technology company changing the way consumers find, purchase and save money on gasoline. The partnership provides GasBuddy the ability to offer
Political speech is a cherished, respected and protected right. The First Amendment didn’t come first because it was low-hanging fruit. The regulatory landscape reflects that special status. Politicians realize how
Ad company Turn is urging a federal appellate court to leave in place an order sending a lawsuit over mobile tracking to arbitration. The legal dispute dates to last year,