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Behavioral targeting on the Privacy article

February 19, 2010 · by robbo97 · in privacy

Just a funny observation when reading this good Newsweek article about privacy, is that there are a lot of behavioral targeting pixels getting fired on that self-same page, including AudienceScience, Quantcast, and Doubleclick. Such is the world we live in:…

Wrong-headed Thinking about Publisher Inventory

December 2, 2009 · by robbo97 · in Advertising

I’m amazed that a senior executive at a major ad company like The Rubicon Project would write something like this (in their Q3 update): “Many of these platforms ultimately value all inventory equally, from the New York Times or Sports…

Online Double Standards Persist

December 1, 2009 · by robbo97 · in Advertising, Internet, News

I was trying to post a comment to this story on Mediapost about newspapers arguing for behavioral targeting online, but it crapped out on me. So i figured I’d post it here: I believe there should be more disclosure around…

Siemens Breaks the Washington Post

Siemens Breaks the Washington Post

October 21, 2009 · by robbo97 · in Internet

Yikes – another newspaper site getting a bit discombobulated. This is what the Washington Post looks like today after Siemens got a hold of it…. this was in IE. Firefox looked similar so not a browser-specific issue.

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