DocumentCode
965183
Title
Google, Profiling, and Privacy
Author
Weitzner, Daniel J.
Author_Institution
MIT, Cambridge
Volume
11
Issue
6
fYear
2007
Firstpage
95
Abstract
Antitrust questions put a useful spotlight on the privacy issues of online profiling by those who sell advertising on the Web. These questions apply not just to Google but to any site that uses personal information and behavior data to develop and use individual users´ profiles. But simply assuring advertisers a fair marketplace won´t be sufficient to guarantee user privacy. We know that many users are willing to give up some privacy protection for short-term convenience, but we shouldn´t conclude from these chokes that privacy means the sum total of whatever people end up choosing.
Keywords
Internet; advertising data processing; data privacy; search engines; security of data; Google; Internet; advertising; data security; online profiling; search engine; user privacy; Advertising; Auditory system; Companies; Corporate acquisitions; Data privacy; Demography; Displays; Pipelines; Regulators; Search engines; Doubleclick; Google; media mergers; privacy; technology and society;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Internet Computing, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1089-7801
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MIC.2007.129
Filename
4376236
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