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- Groups offer online privacy guidelines, hoping to head off regulation (InternetRetailer.com)
Four major advertising and marketing organizations issued voluntary guidelines today for protecting consumer privacy when marketing to consumers based on their online behavior. - Online advertisers launch sweeping rules over data privacy (USA Today)
The digital ad industry will announce today sweeping new self-policing guidelines aimed at providing consumers with options for how they want to interact with online ad businesses that gather data about them. - Facebook changes are a threat to online users? privacy, say critics (The Herald)
Social networking site Facebook was yesterday criticised for changes to its privacy settings that it said would allow users to share more. The company said its current system, under which users have specific controls over individual features, was no longer fit for purpose. - Online Ad Firms Set Privacy Guidelines (PC Magazine via Yahoo! News)
In an effort to avoid an intervention by Congress, a group of media and marketing trade associations on Wednesday released guidelines that will require Internet service providers to get permission from users before they track their online behavior to serve up targeted advertisements. - US online advertisers scramble to avoid new privacy legislation (Computer Weekly)
The US advertising industry has drawn up guidelines for online advertising in an attempt to avoid legislative action over controversial behavioural targeting... - Online Ad Groups Release New Behavioral Ad Principles (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Online consumers should get more information about what information is being tracked and collected for the purposes of behavioral advertising, and they should have more control over what data is being collected, according to new privacy principles released Thursday by four advertising trade groups. - Facebook revising privacy settings (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Facebook is revising its privacy settings to give the more than 200 million users of the social network the ability to share as much or as little about themselves online as they want. - DMA and Key Trade Groups Release Comprehensive Privacy Principles for Use And Collection of Behavioral Data in Online ... (Direct Marketing Association)
Today DMA, along with our colleagues in the advertising and marketing community, the American Association of Advertising Agencies (4A's), the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), and the Council of Better Business Bureaus (BBB), announced cross-industry principles for self-regulation for Online Behavioral Advertising (see press release below). - Online advertisers launch sweeping rules over data privacy (WZZM 13 Grand Rapids)
The digital ad industry will announce Thursday sweeping new self-policing guidelines aimed at providing consumers with options for how they want to interact with online ad businesses that gather data about them. - Facebook revising privacy settings (Adelaide Now)
FACEBOOK is revising its privacy settings to give its million users the ability to share as much or as little about themselves online as they want.
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