by Andy Brudtkuhl on October 31, 2007
by Andy Brudtkuhl on October 31, 2007
From the government that brought you a “Do Not Call” list brings you the “Do Not Track” list.
As you are aware a few years ago the government instituted the “do not call” list to curtail the ability of telemarketers to solicit phone calls to whomever they want. People could call an 800-number and have their phone number(s) added to the list so that telemarketers could not legally cold-call them.
Several online entities, including AOL, are trying to create universal “opt-out” lists so consumers can, well, opt-out of being “tracked” online. But as Chris Anderson pointed out in his controversial post yesterday – often clicking the “unsubscribe” button just lets a spammer know that the account is indeed active and they should put you on a separate list – one of know active email addresses.
APM’s Marketplace covered this briefly this morning.
Advertising Age: Privacy Groups Propose Do-Not-Track List
by Andy Brudtkuhl on October 31, 2007
by Andy Brudtkuhl on October 31, 2007
by Andy Brudtkuhl on October 31, 2007
Have a cool Google gadget you want in your Vista Sidebar? Want your awesome Iowa Blogs widget in your OSX dashboard?
Amnesty Widgets gives you that ability with the Amnesty Generator…
“Easily convert millions of web widgets, games and videos – designed to live on home pages, blogs or MySpace – into gadgets for your Sidebar. If you like widgets on the web, you’ll love them on your Sidebar.”
Works like a charm and couldn’t be easier…
Tags: Widgets, Amnesty, Vista, Sidebar, OSX, Dashboard