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Thursday, 2 July 2009 - Web advertisers propose self-regulation principles | Technology |
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Four leading advertising trade associations -- the American Association of Advertising Agencies, the Association of National Advertisers, the Direct Marketing Association, or DMA, and the Interactive Advertising Bureau -- drew up the "self-regulatory principles." Their immediate impetus was criticism that too much information was gathered about Internet users that was shared too widely and stored for too long. The principles would require online advertisers to choose an icon or phrase that would be used by all web sites to point Internet users to a site where they could learn what information was being collected and perhaps opt out. "People will be able to say 'Don't collect any information on me for online behavioral advertising purposes,'" said Stuart Ingis, a partner at law firm Venable LLP who worked on the principles. Information about children and sensitive information about all computer users would face a higher standard. No information would be collected about "children they (advertisers) have actual knowledge are under the age of 13 or from sites directed to children under the age of 13 for online behavioral advertising," the groups said in the principles. The principles require "consent for the collection of financial account numbers, Social Security numbers, pharmaceutical prescriptions or medical records about a specific individual for online behavioral advertising." Internet service providers have a higher standard. They would be required to win consent before any information was gathered. Enforcement would be done by the Better Business Bureau and DMA, with non-compliant firms publicly reported, said Ingis. "A lot of businesses won't partner with them," he said. The principles will be put into effect by early 2010, said Ingis. The industry would also create a Web site to educate consumers about how the Internet is monetized. Many have no idea that free services often come at the price of collected information about where a user goes on the Web. Marc Rotenberg, president of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, called the principles "almost meaningless" and predicted that congress would pass legislation hemming in information collection by advertisers. "There's very little appetite in Washington today for self-regulation," said Rotenberg. "People have no idea about how much information is being collected about them online." Yahoo supported the proposal because it "raises the bar on transparency," said Anne Toth, vice president of policy for Yahoo.  Continued... View article on single page   Share: Del.icio.us Digg Mixx Yahoo! 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