the New York Times / Facebook / Corporation for Public Internet / the Washington Post / Amazon.com / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Carnegie Mellon University / Georgetown University / /
IndustryTerm
online privacy / advertising networks / Web applications / advertising revenues / online advertising / Internet advertising / web browsers / Internet ecosystem / web browsing / Internet content / online activities / behavioral advertising / telephone network / e-transformation / software developers / ad blocking software / telephone surveyors / ONLINE AT / ad-blocking software / Online Behavioral Tracking / related software / web browsing history / Internet-connected applications / online profiling / Internet devices / less free Internet content / software applications / bank / social networking / intrusive and less relevant advertising / pro-technology / information technology / Internet Protocol / online newspapers / Internet browsers / e - commerce / web server / targeted advertising / Online Advertising Will Harm / unwanted advertising / /
Organization
INNOVATION FOUNDATION / Federal Trade Commission / Center for Democracy and Technology / Information Technology and Innovation Foundation / Congress / Electronic Frontiers Foundation / Georgetown University / Center for Digital Democracy / Carnegie Mellon University / Foreign Service / U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce / Science and Transportation / /
Person
Avi Goldfarb / Catherine E. Tucker / Jon D. Leibowitz / DANIEL CASTRO / Julie Brill / Jon Leibowitz / Howard Beales / Ken Fisher / / /
Position
chairman / Commissioner / ABOUT THE AUTHOR / Analyst / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / the Washington Post / /
Technology
HTTP protocol / Information Technology / IP / HTTP / web server / /
Policymakers Should Opt Out of “Do Not Track” BY DANIEL CASTRO “Do Not Track” would impose unnecessary costs