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Censorship U? [1]from Save the Internet blog [2] on Feb 03, 2012
Arizona State University might need to change its name to
Censorship U after deciding to block
students’ access to popular petition site Change.org.
Change.org happens to be hosting
a petition ... A Push for Privacy in the Wake of the Carrier IQ Controversy [3]from Save the Internet blog [4] on Jan 31, 2012
Remember Carrier IQ, the company that makes the secret spying software that’s installed on more than 140 million phones? You know,
the software that can record
our most sensitive personal ... This Prettty Much Says it All [5]from MediaCitizen [6] on Jan 27, 2012
By Bill Brown, Free Press' ingenious graphic designer.Timothy Karrhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18428218526755405762noreply@blogger.com0 ... Citizens Inundated [7]from MediaCitizen [8] on Jan 27, 2012
The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision has already picked a winner in the 2012 elections: TV broadcasters. Companies like CBS Corp, News Corp. and Sinclair Broadcast Group are already dividing ... Can't Buy Me Laws: Congress Must Give Back Chris Dodd's Dirty Money [9]from Save the Internet blog [10] on Jan 24, 2012
People inside the D.C. bubble often tell stories about lavish
fundraisers and the use of campaign cash to shore up votes in Congress.
Conspiracy theories about who uses their PAC ... Media Literacy Students Create Anti-SOPA Video [11]from Save the Internet blog [12] on Jan 24, 2012
Under
the leadership of our friends at New Mexico’s Media Literacy Project, ninth
graders Jack Folkner, Martin Jencka and Jay Jewell-Roth created a video about
the recently shelved Stop Online ... Do Not Track: The option to refuse tracking by third-party websites [13]from Hear Us Now [14] on Jan 17, 2012
... Google Chrome Gets “Do Not Track” Tool [15]from Hear Us Now [16] on Jan 17, 2012
Google Chrome now has Do Not Track!
This tool, developed by privacy expert Jonathan Mayer from Stanford University, allows Chrome users to tell websites that they do not wish to be ... Canadian Privacy Group Raises Key Concerns on Google, Doubleclick and Threat to our Privacy [17]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [18] on Sep 18, 2007
We urge everyone to read the CIPPIC petition filed yesterday in Canada asking for a investigation of Google and Doubleclick. Among the key questions raised is whether the two companies ... Google’s Mobile Search Advertising Ambition: Control the Market [19]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [20] on Sep 16, 2007
From Online Media Daily [”Google’s Mobile Ad Move Gets Everybody Talking.” Tameka Lee. September 14, 2007] excerpt:
The search giant “is acting fast to take control of the mobile search ... Peter Fleischer, Online Advertising & Privacy: More than PR is Required [21]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [22] on Sep 15, 2007
Mr. Fleischer made news yesterday when he presented Google’s call for “global privacy standards” at a UNESCO meeting. Google endorsed the weak (”flexible”) APEC proposal as a model framework. Really, ... Keep Your Eye on Mobile Advertising, Marketing & Privacy, esp. Google, Microsoft and the Carriers [23]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [24] on Sep 12, 2007
The online mobile space will be hugely important to civil society, communities, and the public. We have concerns about how the mobile marketing “ecosystem,” as its called by the industry, ... Google: Cash, not Quality, Redefines Top Paid Search Placement [25]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [26] on Sep 11, 2007
As Google changes its policies so it can dramatically broaden its reach for advertisers, esp. the ones with the deepest marketing pockets, it’s key to understand what it means for ... Google’s Ad Industry-related Job Openings: help us become the “definitive source of marketing intelligence” [27]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [28] on Sep 09, 2007
These three job announcements from Google are too good to ignore. They say a lot about where Google–and global society–are headed. I’ve excerpted from the complete ad (but links are ... Google and Yahoo! Among Largest Donors of Ad Council [29]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [30] on Sep 09, 2007
In a full-page ad in today’s New York Times “Week in Review” section, the Ad Council lists its `who’s who’ of media and big brand donors. Atop its list is ... Video Ads Likely to Appear on Searches from Google [31]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [32] on Sep 07, 2007
The evolution of Google from a system designed to provide the public with information into a full-blown data–collection broadband video platform promoting the interests of brands and marketers will make ... Knight Foundation and a Grant for Viacom’s MTV: Funding a giant on its Journalism advisory committee [33]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [34] on Sep 06, 2007
We have long had concerns about foundations funding media conglomerates to provide public service content. So, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation’s recent award of $700,000 to MTV ... Yahoo!’s Electoral Ambitions: Behavorial Targeting and Beyond [35]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [36] on Sep 05, 2007
Yahoo! has unveiled an online targeting ad category for elections–raising serious questions about privacy and potential voter manipulation. Now, in addition to fast foods and cars, marketers can use Yahoo!’s ... Yahoo! Swallows Blue Lithium to Expand its Behavioral Targeting Effort [37]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [38] on Sep 05, 2007
The ever-growing consolidation of control in the online ad market continues (something CDD and USPIRG warned the FTC about in Nov. 2006). Yesterday, Yahoo! acquired ad network and behavioral targeting ... For Sale on Ebay: Your Online Privacy [39]from Jeff Chester's Digital Destiny [40] on Sep 05, 2007
eBay is working with behavioral targeting technologies, including a test “retargeting” users (that means electronically shadowing) as they visit AOL, MSN, clients of Yahoo’s RightMedia ad exchange and other sites ...
