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NAI Issues Revised Code Of Conduct For Interest-Based Advertising

May 22, 2013

Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are among the members of the Network Advertising Initiative that have pledged to comply with the group’s revised Code of Conduct. The updated code addresses the

Network Advertising Initiative Proposes New Mobile Privacy Rules

May 22, 2013

Moving forward with its plan to issue mobile privacy rules, the self-regulatory group Network Advertising Initiative this week provided members with a draft version of a code of conduct regarding

Member ViewPoint: eXelate

May 22, 2013

An Interview with Khurrum Malik, CMO, eXelate Q: What does eXelate do? A: eXelate is dedicated to making digital media more relevant for consumers and effective for marketers through our smart

FTC Commish Pushes For Enforceable Do-Not-Track Program

May 21, 2013

Mozilla’s ‘Underblocking’ Cookie Issues; FTC Commissioner Supports Self-Regulation Among Advertisers

May 21, 2013

FTC’s Ohlhausen Questions Privacy Recommendations

May 21, 2013

The Federal Trade Commission’s 2012 privacy recommendations could unintentionally disadvantage smaller online ad companies, Commissioner Maureen Ohlhausen suggested on Tuesday.

Internet Advertising Group Releases Final Data Collection Code of Conduct

May 20, 2013

Network Advertising Initiative finalizes code of conduct

May 17, 2013

Five Reasons You Need to Be in NYC at the NAI Summit on May 21

April 26, 2013

As the agenda comes together for the first annual NAI Member Summit in NYC, we are looking forward to what is shaping up to be the must-attend event for third-party organizations that

Chango – What Publishers Want to Know About Data Collection

April 25, 2013

An Interview with Ben Plomion, VP of Marketing & Partnerships at Chango Q: Who is Chango and what does your business do? A: Chango is a Programmatic Marketing Platform (PMP) that

Looking Back at Yesterday’s Hearing, Looking Forward to our Summit

April 25, 2013

Yesterday afternoon, I attended the Senate Commerce Committee hearing titled “A Status Update on the Development of Voluntary Do-Not-Track Standards.” The four witnesses at the hearing were Lou Mastria, Managing

Our Internet privacy is at risk — but not dead (yet)

April 22, 2013

Law enforcement agencies routinely obtain location and call data from wireless carriers — some 1.3 million times in 2011 alone, according to documents obtained by a U.S. Senate committee. Thanks

US Internet Users Understand and Value Interest-Based Advertising, According to DAA Survey

April 22, 2013

Recently, the DAA announced the results of a poll that surveyed 1,000 US adults on their attitudes and opinions regarding online advertising and interest-based ads. The survey findings indicate that US Internet

ValueClick Partners with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration & National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

April 10, 2013

An Interview with Jason Bier, Chief Privacy Officer of ValueClick Q: What does ValueClick do? A: ValueClick, Inc. provides online advertising campaigns and programs for advertisers and advertising agency customers in

World Wide Internet Group Gets Lost in the Weeds As It Tries to Define “Do Not Track”

March 29, 2013