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advertising
Digital advertising is being ‘bouyed’ by smartphones, social networks and programmatic buying says Economist media editor
“It’s understandable that people are wary of sharing their personal data with third party companies, but in the case of advertising the majority of data that is used is non-personally identifiable information. The use of data serves a purpose to ensure that users are suggested products that are more relevant to them, and so that media companies understand how to market to the correct audience.
The Radically Changing Advertising Business Has Profound Consequences
“Once people realise what’s happening, I can’t imagine there won’t be pushback.”
Why I Left Facebook
The more we share, the less we let ourselves behave without the fear of recording.
Is Your Smartphone Privacy Worth $100 a Month?
Despite the outcry over government and corporate snooping, some people allow themselves to be monitored for money or rewards.




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