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: Fastcase Legal NewsFTC Proposes Limits to "Behavioral Targeting"
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The advent of the internet has raised some harrowing questions regarding the interplay between privacy and free content. In an attempt to address this new frontier, the FTC recently proposed a new set of guidelines, developed with the input of town hall meetings, regulating the tracking of internet usage history. By allowing users to opt out of cookies when visiting the websites that tracking companies follow, the FTC looks to maintain the privacy of indivuals in the face of behavioral targeting.
Source: Washington Post
Full post as published by Fastcase Legal News on May 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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