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Friday, 17 December 2010 - US-TECH Summary
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In the latest chapter, Barnes & Noble Inc <BKS.N> has put itself up for sale, while Borders Group Inc <BGP.N> has put its hand out to lenders in hopes of avoiding a cash shortfall early next year. Commerce Department urged to open Web privacy office WASHINGTON - The Commerce Department should open a privacy office and work to develop "voluntary but enforceable" codes of conduct for data companies and advertisers tracking consumers on the Internet, said a report by the department's Internet Policy Task Force. The report issued on Thursday arrives at a time of growing concern about the strength and ability of companies collecting Internet users' personal Web habits and selling the data to advertisers. AOL buys Web ad platform company NEW YORK - AOL Inc <AOL.N> bought Web advertising platform company Pictela expanding the types of online formats it offers to marketers. 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