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To narrow down your selection of articles, click on the "AND" or "NOT" next to any of the categories below. Say you’re currently browsing entries in category "A", you can then drill down into entries that belong both to category A and another category, or belong to category A but not another category. For instance, you could list entries about demographics in the automotive sector, or entries about email marketing that are not about spam. Numbers in the columns below indicate how many entries the selected operation will narrow your query to. You can combine multiple intersection and exclusion criteria to further limit the number of entries.
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Top News: So far so good for Black Friday sales | E-commerce projections very robust | Chrome as a multi-tasker | Facebook privacy debate moves to UK
Black Friday:
Promotions, tradition lure shoppers on Black Friday.
Bargains bring out the crowds.
Holiday sales forecast:
E-Commerce growing [...]
Posted: Friday, November 26th 2010
Industry Buzz & News: 6/04/10
Online Ad Market:
Google quietly brings Twitter feeds to display ads.
Publishing:
Publishers see signs the iPad can restore ad money.
Social Media:
Why small businesses shouldn't [...]
Posted: Friday, June 4th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 02/03/10
Campaigns:
Dunkin' Donuts finds success with fan photos.
American Greetings launches Twitter contest for Valentine's Day.
Snickers uses social media, SEM to support 'lead spot' in Super Bowl ads.
Ad Technologies:
Google [...]
Posted: Wednesday, February 3rd 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 01/27/09
Campaigns:
VA Senate majority leader to Dem candidate: you will use web ads.
Why most digital ads still fail to work.
Local Search:
AT&T to go after Yelp with Buzz.com
Media:
[...]
Posted: Wednesday, January 27th 2010
Industry Buzz & Snippets: 01/11/10
Campaigns:
Aflac is leaving its agency and taking the duck.
NJ governor's race yielded small online spends.
Analytics:
5 tips for investing in analytics.
E-Mail Marketing: [...]
Posted: Monday, January 11th 2010
Obama Launches Cyber Security Arm; Seeks 'Tsar' to Oversee
On grounds that America's 21st century economic prosperity depends on them, President Barack Obama announced plans to protect the country's computer networks from cyber attacks.
The Obama Administration [...]
Posted: Monday, June 1st 2009
Aussie Gov't to Pilot Nationwide 'Net Filter
The Australian government is moving forward with plans to implement a nationwide online filter of objectionable material.
The filter is one component of an $82 million cybersafety effort to protect children from exploitation and discourage adults from downloading illegal content, including terrorist materials or child pornography, [...]
Posted: Tuesday, December 16th 2008
Indian Gov May Censor Google Earth
Following last month's terrorist situation in Mumbai, legal advocates in India demand that the country's High Court implement a "blur" on certain locations featured in Google Earth.
Earlier this week it was revealed that the terrorists used a number of so-called "new" technologies, includi [...]
Posted: Friday, December 12th 2008
Americans Asked to Video, Tweet Their Voting Experience
YouTube, PBS and a number of other sponsors are encouraging voters to record adverse encounters at the ballots with video cameras, then upload them to Video Your Vote on YouTube.
From VideotheVote.org:
During the 2000 and 2004 elections, voters faced numerous problems at the polls: long lines, list purges, voter intimidation, [...]
Posted: Tuesday, November 4th 2008
Ex-Clinton Aid Reps Phorm to Policy-Makers
Behavioral ad targeting firm Phorm selected Ricchetti, Inc., a lobbying firm headed by Steven Ricchetti, to represent its interests on Capitol Hill. Mr. Ricchetti was the deputy chief of staff to the Clinton Administration. His firm has also represented Sirius Satellite Radio and AT&T.
Like US-based NebuAd, United Kingdom-based Phorm partners with ISPs to serve ads against data gathered from online activity. And while Phorm positions itself as [...]
Posted: Friday, August 1st 2008
Senate Conflicted Over Notion of 'Privacy' in Online Advertising
Yesterday the Senate Commerce Subcommittee held an anticipated behavioral advertising hearing.
Of particular concern to its opponents is the practice of serving ads to users based on their online activity. Such capabilities have been compared to browser hijacks and wire [...]
Posted: Thursday, July 10th 2008
Public Knowledge, Free Press Launch Preemptive Strike on Behavioral Targeting Hearing
The Senate Commerce Committee's has rescheduled its online behavioral targeting hearing for July 9.
On the eve of the hearing, Public Knowledge, Free Press and the Center for Democracy and Technology will hold a debate contesting the safety of behavioral targeting, reports MediaPost.
Prior to the [...]
Posted: Thursday, July 3rd 2008
McCain Lags Behind Obama in Online Fundraising, Social Networking Popularity
The Republican party, represented by John McCain in the 2008 Presidential election race, lags behind Barack Obama's Democrats in online fundraising and social media, reports BusinessWeek.
Republicans have devoted most of their focus to disseminating messages on traditional venues, including on TV -- which still costs plenty, but returns less audience share than in previous generations. Meanwhile, Democr [...]
Posted: Monday, June 30th 2008
Facebook May Face Class Action Suit, Fueled by Canadian Law School Students
The Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic has filed a privacy complaint against Facebook, asserting it violates the Canadian Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act.
"Facebook does not make a reasonable effort to advise users of the purposes for which their personal information is used," the group wrote. "Facebook also does not advise users of the extent of their personal information that will be shared by joining a network."
Facebook spokesmen denied tha [...]
Posted: Monday, June 2nd 2008
MySpace Bug Unearths 'Private' Photos
A MySpace bug was discovered last week that allows anyone to view photos set private by the user, including users who mark themselves "under age 14," which automatically renders their profiles private to anyone outside their networks.
The loophole was discussed on message boards as far back as three months. Wired cites an October forum exchange between two self-described "pedo soldiers" who [...]
Posted: Tuesday, January 22nd 2008
Shop.org Forms Policy Advisory Group
Shop.org, an association for online retailers, hopes a foray into advocacy and online policy will prove a powerful means to sound off on issues like spyware, fraud and net neutrality.
According to DM News, Shop.org will form a Policy Advisory Group that will expand the lobbying efforts of the National Retail Federation to include online issue [...]
Posted: Friday, August 17th 2007
WikiScanner Unleashes Much Ado About Propaganda on Wikipedia
Government agencies have been pinned as the origins of more than 11,000 changes to articles over Wikipedia.com, according to The Globe and Mail.
The information appeared after yesterday's news on the Wiki [...]
Posted: Thursday, August 16th 2007
Scanner Tool Unearths Corporate Roots Behind Wikipedia Edits
The anonymity the internet provides is a two-way street: though it allows complete freedom, it contributes to the wild west that is the web, more often than not.
Wikipedia Scanner hopes to alter that trend, at least a little.
Wikipedia Scanner traces IP addresses, revealing occasionally disturbing, though unsurprising, evidence on what kind of people are making changes on company wiki pages: oftentimes, the companie [...]
Posted: Wednesday, August 15th 2007
Rights Group Sues Yahoo, Alleging Help in China Torture
A human rights group sued Yahoo on Wednesday, accusing the Internet giant of abetting the torture of pro-democracy writers by releasing data that allowed China's government to identify them, writes The Washington Post.
The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco, says the company was complicit in the arrests of 57-year-old Wang Xiaoning and other Chinese [...]
Posted: Friday, April 20th 2007
Video Blogger Calls Release from Jail a Win
After 226 days of incarceration, video blogger Josh Wolf says his release from jail is a victory for himself and the press, reports CNET.
Wolf had been imprisoned since last year, when he refused prosecutors' demands that he hand over the full video of a protest during which a police officer was injured. Wolf claimed a First Amendment principle was at stake, saying he was in fact a journ [...]
Posted: Monday, April 9th 2007