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July 09, 2008

Behavioral Tracking Hearing

Braden Cox at TLF succinctly breaks down todays hearing on behavioral tracking...

Coming off last week’s July 4 recess, the Senate held a hearing on the privacy implications of online advertising. Online ads, behavioral tracking, targeted ads - whatever you might call it - has been an explosive policy issue, but today’s hearing was mostly just sparklers, with only a few bottle rockets here and there.

The big players were there–Google, Microsoft, Facebook and NebuAd–minus the ISPs, which (Senator) Dorgan called out as being absent...

Full post is here.

Posted by The 463: Inside Tech Policy at 04:02 PM in Internet Policy |

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