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Tag Archives: Privacy
Facebook Privacy Settings Confusing You? There’s an App for That.
Of course there is. There’s an app for damn near everything. So given the rising chorus of complaints over Facebook changing it’s privacy settings with the onset of Open Graph, it’s only natural that someone would step into the breech … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Advertising Age, App, B.L. Ochman, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, Olark, Open Graph, Privacy, ReclaimPrivacy.org, Transparency
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Is This Progress? Contextual, Behavioral Messaging Comes To Spam.
New techniques in behavioral targeting raise privacy issues very worthy of debate. Some might think this kind of thing is limited only to deep-pocketed, multi-national marketers. Au contraire… As anyone who’s ever posted a blog realizes, the comments section attracts … Continue reading
Online Privacy and the New Symbol That Says You Have None
Have you seen this symbol? You will by mid-Summer. It’s the Power-I icon, and yes, that name is ridiculous. It leverages the same deceitful euphemism of say ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ to create an impression far different from reality. Say it … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Arc90 Readability, Behavioral Targeting, Facebook, Jeff Zuckerberg, Power-I Icon, Privacy, Vizu Polls
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