1. CASIE:
Goals for Privacy on Interactive Media
A statement from the Coalition for
Advertising Supported Information and
Entertainment.
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2. CNET
News.com: Failed Dot-Coms May Be Selling
Your Private Information
"Some dot-com failures are resorting to
selling information their customers may
have thought would remain under lock and
key as they scramble to find assets that
can be sold to appease creditors."
(6/29/00)
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3. Darwin:
Get Ready for the Privacy Backlash
"Controversy ignites over consumer
information collection. Will U.S.
privacy policies affect your business?"
(8/01)
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4. eCompany
Now: You're Being Followed (This Is Not
News)
"Privacy advocates are up in arms over
the Web. But customer surveillance has
been going on for years." Article by
Joshua Macht. (12/00)
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5. Internet.com:
Personalization Vs. Privacy Debate
Heating Up
"The face-off between privacy advocates
and mass marketers has been gathering
steam as the Internet has become a
mainstream communications vehicle and as
new technologies make it possible to
identify users and manipulate Internet
content to deliver better-targeted
services." (10/31/01)
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6. JunkBusters:
News and Opinion on Marketing and
Privacy
A leading consumer resource on the
control of junk communications comments
on recent news stories.
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7. Macworld:
Protect Yourself Online
Learn how to keep personal information
secure with this guide. (7/00)
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8. Network
Advertising Initiative
NAI is a group of third party network
advertisers committed to providing
consumers with a clear explanation of
what data they collect, how they use it,
and why use of data can benefit
consumers' experience online.
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9. Network
Advertising Initiative: Non-PII
(Anonymous Information) Opt-Out
Each NAI member company is listed below,
along with a brief description of its
privacy practices. You can opt-out by
checking the box that corresponds to
each company, then pressing the "Submit"
button at the bottom of this page.
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10. NewsTrove.com:
Online Privacy
Keep up with all the latest news and
features about online privacy via this
content aggregregator.
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11. Opt-Out
Online
A list of companies that offer the
ability to opt-out online.
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12. Personalization
Consortium
An international advocacy group formed
to promote the development and use of
responsible one-to-one marketing
technology and practices on the World
Wide Web.
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13. Pew
Internet Project: Trust and Privacy
Online
Released on August 20, 2000. Download or
search full report. Includes summaries,
charts, and methodology. PDF files
require free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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14. Privacy
Foundation
The Privacy Foundation exists to educate
the public, in part by conducting
research into communications
technologies and services that may pose
a threat to personal privacy.
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15. Privacy.net:
How Companies Can Track Your Movements
on the Internet
A demonstration of how banner ad
networks track users across many sites.
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16. PrivacyChoices
DoubleClick provides a resource for you
to learn more about Internet advertising
and your online privacy rights.
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17. Privaseek
Provides expertise and guidance to
online and offline businesses with
customer privacy issues, while complying
with state and federal legislation, and
coping with understanding the myriad of
technological solutions.
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18. Safeshopping.com
Informational site for consumers by the
American Bar Association which covers
security, privacy, payment issues,
product evaluation,
shopping/return/refund policies,
delivery terms, where to file
complaints, and other tips.
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19. Technoerotica
Opt Out Links
"These links take you directly to the
'opt out' feature of the ad server
listed. Clicking these links stop the
advertising from that adserver."
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20. University
of Denver: DU Privacy Center
The University of Denver Privacy
Center's mission is to enhance the
privacy of U.S. citizens by informing
them of threats to their privacy, by
providing tools to protect or reclaim
privacy, and by helping develop broader
information privacy ethics.
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21. UNIX
Insider: Online Privacy
"It should be no surprise to anyone that
privacy is a casualty of the online
world. Even if you're not online
yourself, your information is. Yet
people demand privacy while happily
giving their personal information to
anyone with a free offer." (9/00)
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22. Yahoo!
Internet Life: Privacy in the Digital
Age
Special report explains who's watching
you, how they do it, and what they know.
(10/00)
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