Verizon Users Want To Continue Privacy Battle With Turn In Court
June 16, 2016
Two New York residents who brought a privacy lawsuit against Turn are asking an appeals court to allow them to proceed with their case in court. In papers filed with
Location Insights Company Cuebiq Joins NAI; Earns Privacy Seal of Approval
June 15, 2016
Location intelligence company Cuebiq announced today that it has been accepted to become a member of the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI), the leading self-regulatory industry association dedicated to responsible data
Guest Blog: FTC’S Approach to Defining PII Challenges NAI Code of Conduct
June 6, 2016
In April, I followed the advice of a former resident of my hometown to “Go west, young man,” and attended the 2016 NAI Summit in San Francisco. Little did I
Datonics Broadens Data Offering with Newly Launched B2B Data Segments
June 6, 2016
Leading online data marketplace Datonics further broadened its data offering with newly launched data segments for business-to-business (B2B) marketers seeking to reach target audiences in the business world. These new
ISPs Should Obtain Users’ Consent To Use ‘Content’ For Ad Targeting, FTC Says
June 1, 2016
Internet service providers should obtain consumers’ opt-in consent before using a broad array of information — including users’ search queries, email messages, social media posts, and titles of books read
Delahunt for JetBlue, McGivern for Justice Action
May 20, 2016
SPOTTED at the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s 20th anniversary party last night at Brick & Mortar: Larry Duncan from Lockheed Martin, Stu Ingis from Venable, Dave Grimaldi from the Interactive Advertising
Verizon Fights Tough Broadband Privacy Proposal
May 12, 2016
Like other Internet service providers, Verizon is campaigning against proposed privacy regulations that would require ISPs to obtain consumers’ explicit permission before using data about their Web activity for ad
Is There A Conflict Of Interest Haunting Ghostery’s Business Model?
May 12, 2016
Whether or not Ghostery is an ad blocker depends on how you define “ad blocker.” Also depends on who you ask. It’s an awkward question for a company that wears
Zogby Poll: Americans Say Free, Ad-Supported Online Services Worth $1,200/Year; 85% Prefer Ad-Supported Internet to Paid
May 11, 2016
Americans assigned a value of nearly $1,200 per year to the array of free, ad-supported services and content currently available to them on computers and mobile devices, according to a
Advertisers Warn Hill On FCC Broadband CPNI Item
May 10, 2016
In advance of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday (May 11) on the FCC’s proposed broadband privacy framework, advertising trade groups are telling them that the FCC has overstepped its