NewsFactor - Google gave its online advertising clients a new tool Thursday that gives them the ability to restrict their online marketing campaigns to the world’s top 1,000 web domains from Facebook on down, based on unique visitor numbers. Google said it launched the new Ad Planner 1000 filter in response to feedback from a number of customers running branding campaigns.
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AFP - Google on Friday released Web traffic data indicating that Facebook is king when it comes to online visitors despite criticism about privacy at the social-networking service.
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PC World - Social networking, and the broader concept of online privacy, have been under some rather intense scrutiny over the past couple of weeks.
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AFP - Bidders around the world are vying online for tastes of Napa Valley wine country.
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NewsFactor - In what may go down in Internet history as the Facebook Privacy Scandal, the leading social-networking site over the past week took the covers off a simplified privacy policy. But some privacy advocates say it’s not enough. And some analysts expect more privacy changes to come.
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PC World - Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are retaining detailed search engine data for too long and not making it sufficiently anonymous later, in violation of European law, the European Union’s data protection advisory body has warned.
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PC Magazine - A U.S. court has ordered Google to turn over two copies of wireless data scooped up by the company’s Street View cars as they photographed neighborhoods, part of an escalating legal and public relations problem for the search engine giant.
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PC World - The continuing saga of Google’s wireless snooping and the maelstrom it’s generated won’t end anytime soon. Peeved government officials in both Europe and the U.S. are pressing Google for more details on how the search company’s Street View cars managed to cull personal data from Wi-Fi networks that weren’t password-protected.
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NewsFactor - Six months and a federal investigation later, Google has finally sealed the AdMob deal. On Thursday, Google announced that its acquisition of the mobile advertising company is complete.
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AFP - Human Rights Watch on Thursday accused Vietnam of mounting a sophisticated and sustained attack against online dissent, including detaining and intimidating anti-government bloggers.
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