Thought Pieces
David
Ambrose, Scoop St.
Progressing Through Regressing: Innovation in Generational Advertising via Daily Deals
Jeff Chester, Center for Digital Democracy
Targeting the Subconscious in the “Big Data” era
Dan Christen, Microsoft Corporation
Statement of Erich Andersen Deputy General Counsel Microsoft Corporation
Tom Collinger, Medill Northwestern University
Learning to Love The AND
Mary Engle, Federal Trade Commission
Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers December 2010
Leslie Harris, Center for Democracy and Technology
Beyond Bright Shiny Objects: Situating Children’s Privacy within a Comprehensive Privacy Framework
Chris Hoofnagle, Berkeley School of Law
The Federal Trade Commission and Privacy Enforcement
Kate Kaye, ClickZ News
The State of Online Political Advertising
Jason Kelly, AdMeld
The Private Exchange: Publishers Level The Playing Field
Jonathan Mayer, DoNotTrack.Us Project, Stanford University
Do Not Track as a Generative Approach to Web Privacy
Aleecia McDonald, Carnegie Mellon University
User Perceptions of Online Advertising
Kathryn Montgomery, American University
Balancing the Needs of Young People in the Digital Marketplace
Alison Pepper, Interactive Advertising Bureau-
Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising
Julia Kernochan Tama, Venable
Comments on the Preliminary FTC Staff Report on Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change
Lee Tien, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Online Behavioral Tracking and the Identification of Internet Users
Joseph Turow, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Anonymity
Rebecca Tushnet, Georgetown Law Center
Online Advertising—Thought Piece
Progressing Through Regressing: Innovation in Generational Advertising via Daily Deals
Jeff Chester, Center for Digital Democracy
Targeting the Subconscious in the “Big Data” era
Dan Christen, Microsoft Corporation
Statement of Erich Andersen Deputy General Counsel Microsoft Corporation
Tom Collinger, Medill Northwestern University
Learning to Love The AND
Mary Engle, Federal Trade Commission
Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: A Proposed Framework for Businesses and Policymakers December 2010
Leslie Harris, Center for Democracy and Technology
Beyond Bright Shiny Objects: Situating Children’s Privacy within a Comprehensive Privacy Framework
Chris Hoofnagle, Berkeley School of Law
The Federal Trade Commission and Privacy Enforcement
Kate Kaye, ClickZ News
The State of Online Political Advertising
Jason Kelly, AdMeld
The Private Exchange: Publishers Level The Playing Field
Jonathan Mayer, DoNotTrack.Us Project, Stanford University
Do Not Track as a Generative Approach to Web Privacy
Aleecia McDonald, Carnegie Mellon University
User Perceptions of Online Advertising
Kathryn Montgomery, American University
Balancing the Needs of Young People in the Digital Marketplace
Alison Pepper, Interactive Advertising Bureau-
Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising
Julia Kernochan Tama, Venable
Comments on the Preliminary FTC Staff Report on Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change
Lee Tien, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Online Behavioral Tracking and the Identification of Internet Users
Joseph Turow, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania
Beyond Anonymity
Rebecca Tushnet, Georgetown Law Center
Online Advertising—Thought Piece














