| 1. | You say you want a revolution? | | | Push technology, hailed as revolutionary, will do little to enrich the substance of internet interactivity. It looks more like business as usual. Article from Atlantic Monthly.
www.theatlantic.com |
| 2. | High stakes in cyberspace | | | An examination of marketers' and advertisers' dreams for the Internet. From PBS Frontline.
www.pbs.org |
| 3. | Madness with a mission | | | Marketing in the information age is a form of gamesmanship. Article by Randall Rothenberg from Wired magazine.
www.wired.com |
| 5. | Opt-Out | | | Part of the Center for Democracy and Technology.
opt-out.cdt.org |
| 6. | Profits and privacy | | | Online retailers are collecting information about customers and using that information to better target their ads. PBS Lehrer Newshour report on this strategic marketing.
www.pbs.org |
| 7. | A new way to spend money | | | Political campaigns know who you are, where you're registered to vote, what party you're affiliated with -- and which Web sites you use. Presidential candidates are using Internet advertising to target likely supporters in early key primary states like Iowa, New Hampshire and Virginia. From Salon.
www.salon.com:80 |
| 8. | Privacy Online | | | Fair Information Practices in the Electronic Marketplace: A Federal Trade Commission Report to Congress (May 2000). (Links to full report in PDF format.)
www.ftc.gov |
| 9. | Network Advertising Initiative | | | Part of the advertising industry's response to charges that they engage in practices that violate consumer privacy.
www.networkadvertising.org |
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