A coalition of privacy groups on Oct. 31 called for creation of a "Do Not Track List'' that would prohibit advertisers from tracking online movements of consumers. Similar to the popular Do Not Call telephone lists, the Internet proposal comes as online advertising revenues are growing rapidly, providing critical revenue to startups and Web giants such as Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc.
November 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A coalition of privacy groups on Oct. 31 called for creation of a “Do Not Track List” that would prohibit advertisers from tracking online movements of consumers.
Similar to the popular Do Not Call telephone lists, the Internet proposal comes as online advertising revenues are growing rapidly, providing critical revenue to startups and Web giants such as Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc.
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