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The Evolution of Online Advertising Technology More Targeting Less Privacy Part One: related news
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Please bear with me as I go through a brief history of basic online advertising. The evolution of targeted online advertising is interesting, because I believe the perceived harmlessness of early advertising technology and targeting tactics lulled many people into a sense of complacency or perhaps even false security.
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via American Chronicle @ 17:38 10th Oct
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Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.
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via ISEDB @ 18:00 3rd Nov
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Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.
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via IT Business Net @ 1:49 1st Nov
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Even with the cookie-type behavioral advertising technology, there was a way for users to prevent these ads from targeting them. They could set their machines not to accept any cookies at all by setting their browser security setting to high. This solved the privacy issue, although many websites would (intentionally or not) render improperly with this setting on.
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via Post Chronicle @ 4:03 2nd Nov
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Online Banking Report Publishes "2009 Planning Guide for Online and Mobile Banking: Doing More with Less" SEATTLE--(Business Wire)-- Online Banking Report has published its 14th annual planning issue entitled 2009 Planning Guide for Online and Mobile Banking: Doing More with Less. The focus this year is helping financial institutions navigate through the strangest business planning cycle in six decades. While much of the road to recovery is outside the control of financial institutions, this report focuses on the many opportunities for smart and nimble players to gain ground. The 2009 Planning Guide highlights how technology and online techniques magnify the impact of shrinking budgets while supporting marketing efforts to increase brand confidence.
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via Reuters @ 21:39 6th Nov
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"Spb Software, the world's leading maker of Windows Mobile applications announces the release of Spb Online Games as a separate suite. Originally, part of Spb Online - a set of online services under one roof, which attracted over 15,000 users in under two weeks (at the rate of more than 1000 users per day) - Spb Online Games is a collection of four instant online games, supplemented with an online chat service. Spb Online Games makes it possible to play two versions of Checkers, Hexagon, or Reversi with real people from virtually anywhere in the world, in real-time. Any online game can be launched within 30 seconds and if interrupted – continued from the spot it was left off. The service already has thousands of registered players on the network, with each potential opponent equipped with a configurable user profile (might include pictu
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via Smartphone Thoughts @ 12:19 11th Oct
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Consumers intend to spend less in stores this holiday season than last year, but slightly more online, according to a The Conference Board and TNS report. The Consumer Internet Barometer, a quarterly report produced by The Conference Board and TNS, surveys 10,000 households across the country and tracks who's doing what on the Internet. "Free shipping, exclusive online deals, coupons and discounts are among the incentives consumers will be expecting this season," said Lynn Franco, director of The Conference Board Consumer Research Center. The report found that bargain hunting will remain the driving force behind online sales. Online households planning to spend more than $500 in stores declined to 16 percent from 21 percent last year. Those planning to spend more than $500 online rose to 5 percent from 4 percent last season.
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via Display & Design Ideas @ 1:02 18th Nov
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According to The State of Retailing Online 2008, the 11th annual Shop.org (a division of the National Retail Federation) study conducted by Forrester Research Inc., 72 percent of online retailers believe that the online channel is better suited to withstand an economic slowdown than offline channels. "Internet retailers have good reason for optimism as budget-focused shoppers head to the Web for value and convenience," said Scott Silverman, executive director of Shop.org. "Online retailers are well-positioned to make the best of a potentially lean holiday season." About one-third (35 percent) of online retailers surveyed said they expect their online business to perform better than expected in the next 12 months, while another third (33 percent) anticipate their online business will perform the same as expected.
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via Display & Design Ideas @ 21:48 25th Sep
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A few years ago, online shopping began to boom as the increasing number of broadband connections and better understanding of online security issues sent more and more people online to make purchases. Now, however, the online boom is finally starting to slow, with year-to-year growth having dipped to single digits. That's in part the result of the slowing of the economy but also a factor is a new generation of internet shoppers with expectations that are actually ahead of what some sites can deliver. Web sites’ relationship with customers has become a key part of online shopping, says a new report from eMarketer, and consumers’ expectations have risen as sites look to add features like video capabilities, 3-D displays and virtual dressing rooms.
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via Media Life Magazine @ 9:55 2nd Oct
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Online Banking Report Publishes “2009 Planning Guide for Online and Mobile Banking: Doing More with Less”
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via TechWhack @ 21:02 7th Nov
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Online Banking Report publishes New Techniques for Secure Online Finance: Sandboxing, keyboard encryption, and real-time mobile integration could lock in more online customers
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via Online Financial Innovations @ 0:54 20th Sep
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TMCNet: Online Banking Report Publishes "New Techniques for Secure Online Finance: Sandboxing, Keyboard Encryption, and Real-Time Mobile Integration Could Lock in More Online Customers"
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via TMC Net @ 22:55 19th Sep
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SEATTLE, BUSINESS WIRE -- Online Banking Report has published its 14th annual planning issue entitled 2009 Planning Guide for Online and Mobile Banking: Doing More with Less. The focus this year is helping financial institutions navigate through the strangest business planning cycle in six decades. While much of the road to recovery is outside the control of financial institutions, this report focuses on the many opportunities for smart and nimble players to gain ground.
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via Consumer Electronics Net @ 23:40 6th Nov
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SEATTLE, BUSINESS WIRE -- Online Banking Report has published its 14th annual planning issue entitled 2009 Planning Guide for Online and Mobile Banking: Doing More with Less. The focus this year is helping financial institutions navigate through the strangest business planning cycle in six decades. While much of the road to recovery is outside the control of financial institutions, this report focuses on the many opportunities for smart and nimble players to gain ground.
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via Media Workstation @ 23:46 6th Nov
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Petaluma, CA - ONE-NET announced recently that Johanson Technology has joined the ONE-NET open-source wireless networking alliance. Johanson Technology joins a growing list of companies supporting the ONE-NET wireless standard. "We are excited that Johanson will be supporting ONE-NET with their excellent line of passive RF components" said James Martin, CEO of Threshold Corporation, and a founding member of the ONE-NET alliance.
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via RF Globalnet @ 9:35 30th Oct
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Petaluma, CA - ONE-NET announced recently that Johanson Technology has joined the ONE-NET open-source wireless networking alliance. Johanson Technology joins a growing list of companies supporting the ONE-NET wireless standard. "We are excited that Johanson will be supporting ONE-NET with their excellent line of passive RF components" said James Martin, CEO of Threshold Corporation, and a founding member of the ONE-NET alliance.
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via Wireless Design Online @ 9:35 30th Oct
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A British car dealer has found one way around the looming recession by offering a buy-one-get-one-free offer on new cars, a report said on Saturday. Online car broker Broadspeed.com, based in Colchester near London, offered customers two Dodge Avenger SXT saloon cars, like the one pictured, complete with leather seats and air conditioning, for £20,000 pounds ($37,236). The dealership near London has just sold the last of the cars. Managing director Simon Empson told the Guardian newspaper: "It was amazing. We had been trying to sell those cars online at half price for nearly a month and they were selling, but it was nothing special. "But when we made the deal two-for-one, we got 22,000 customers." The number of new cars sold in Britain in October fell by nearly a quarter compared with the same period a year ago.
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via National Post @ 12:43 10th Nov
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NEW YORK, Sept. 23, 2008 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- IP Technology Services, Inc. (``IP Tech'') (OTC BB:IPSV.OB - News) announced that it has completed the sale of two online search technology patents. One of the patents generally relates to a method of presenting a large number of search terms for improving the speed and efficiency of an online search. The second patent relates to a method of searching for information on the basis of a level of similarity of information in a primary document. IP Tech received an advisory fee in connection with the sale of each of the patents.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 22:39 23rd Sep
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Understand the Evolving Online Financial Services Market in Australia for 2008: Discover the Recent Regulatory, Security & Technology Changes DUBLIN, Ireland--(Business Wire)-- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e1cd27/online_financial_s) has announced the addition of the "Online Financial Services in Australia 2008" report to their offering. Australian online financial services is a rapidly growing and evolving market segment. There have been changes to consumer attitudes, regulatory environment, technology and security. Going forward, the online channel is expected to become yet more important for financial services providers. Scope - Includes a comprehensive overview of online financial services in Australia.
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via Reuters @ 0:12 17th Oct
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WILMINGTON, Del. - (Business Wire) The impact of the credit crunch is expected to effect holiday shopping as projected consumer spending online remains steady at $100 - $250 on average. This is according to the eBillme Online Spending Index, a quarterly survey examining consumer online spending. The survey is commissioned by eBillme, the payment option that enables consumers and small businesses to use online banking to pay now, pay securely, and use available funds. Index results for the fourth quarter show that the credit crunch is causing shoppers to reduce their credit card usage and impacting consumer access to credit resulting in a shift to cash alternatives. Thirty-one percent of respondents indicated that they would purchase more online if they could better control their finances and pay with cash; an opportunity for online mercha
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via Earthtimes.org @ 12:42 27th Oct
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via Publishing Executive @ 23:07 7th Nov
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ORLANDO, Fla. --(Business Wire)-- International privacy leadership projects swept the 6th annual HP-International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Privacy Innovation Awards. Winners representing three continents were announced today at the IAPP Privacy Academy in Orlando, Fla. The three areas recognized for significant innovation include organization privacy awareness, consumer privacy education and identity management.
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via TMC Net @ 22:43 23rd Sep
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CALL FOR PAPERS DISPUTES, TECHNOLOGY AND LAW: EXPANDING THE BOUNDARIES OF ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION The 2009 International Forum on Online Dispute Resolution Haifa, Israel June 3-4, 2009 The spread of digital technologies in recent decades has transformed the field of conflict resolution. Whereas in the past, institutions and processes for addressing disputes were premised on physical presence and face-to- face interaction, new mechanisms for addressing disputes have emerged online. These processes - typically termed Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) - were perceived initially as an appropriate means for addressing simple disputes that emerged online and for which traditional dispute resolution avenues (courts or face-to-face ADR) were not available.
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via SSRN @ 8:49 13th Nov
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Despite the faltering economy surrounding them, online retailers remain optimistic for the holiday shopping season. In a recent survey from the Shop.org online division of the National Retail Federation, conducted by the shopping search site Shopzilla.com, 56.1 percent of online retailers surveyed said they expect their holiday sales to increase at least 15 percent over last year. The 2008 eHoliday Study polled 2,040 online buyers and 60 online retailers from Sept. 29 through Oct. 20. Here are some more of the study’s findings.
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via Catalog Success @ 11:27 12th Nov
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The increased monitoring and profiling of Internet users by companies such as Google and its DoubleClick online advertising subsidiary is widely seen as one of the biggest threats to online privacy. But in reality, said university professor Paul Ohm, the potential for the same kind of activities by ISPs poses a much greater privacy risk.
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via InfoWorld @ 10:38 17th Sep
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