30 posts and columns on do-not-track
Pinterest Now Tracks Everybody by Default, but You Can Opt Out
Pinterest now supports Do Not Track. But it’s also going to track people more.Twitter Unveils Its Ad Retargeting Effort
Another social network looks to retargeting to boost revenue.Voices
How and Why We Track: Confessions of an Ad “Tracking” Company
By most estimates, the first online ad appeared roughly 20 years ago. As a technology, cookies have been used for almost as long.Enliken Wants to Help You Sell Your Browsing Data to Your Favorite Content Provider
Privacy nuts, we’ll see you in the comments section.Voices
They Know What You’re Shopping For
Georgia resident Andy Morar is in the market for a BMW. So recently he sent a note to a showroom near Atlanta, using a form on the dealer’s website to provide his name and contact information.Voices
Professor to Try to Salvage Troubled “Do Not Track” Deal
Web users who want to turn off tracking must install tracking files from more than 100 companies.Yahoo Dings “Do Not Track” Default (And Search Partner Microsoft)
Is the honeymoon over?Google Finally Adds Do-Not-Track Support in Latest Test Version of Chrome
Do Not Track aims to help users opt out of being tracked across Web sites for the purposes of targeted advertising.News Byte