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	<title>Comments on: Behavioral targeting on the Privacy article</title>
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		<title>By: Mobclix Ad Exchange Doubling Monthly; Rubicon Project Begins Product Search; More RTB From DataXu&#8217;s Baker; Dixon On The Attribution Challenge</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mobclix Ad Exchange Doubling Monthly; Rubicon Project Begins Product Search; More RTB From DataXu&#8217;s Baker; Dixon On The Attribution Challenge</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Newsweek's Dan Lyons looks at the touchpoints that Google has on the consumer which uses Google's free services and suggest their is a still a price in the form of privacy. His observations come in light of the recent bumpy launch of Google's Twitter answer - Buzz. Lyons writes, "The problem with buying things with your privacy is you really don't know how much you're paying." Read more. CPM Advisors' Rob Leathern (AdExchanger.com Q&#38;A) notes ironically that the Newsweek article's page on the web sets a remarkable number of cookies. Read it. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Newsweek&#8217;s Dan Lyons looks at the touchpoints that Google has on the consumer which uses Google&#8217;s free services and suggest their is a still a price in the form of privacy. His observations come in light of the recent bumpy launch of Google&#8217;s Twitter answer - Buzz. Lyons writes, &#8220;The problem with buying things with your privacy is you really don&#8217;t know how much you&#8217;re paying.&#8221; Read more. CPM Advisors&#8217; Rob Leathern (AdExchanger.com Q&#38;A) notes ironically that the Newsweek article&#8217;s page on the web sets a remarkable number of cookies. Read it. [...]</p>
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