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The European Union sure does love getting in a tizzy about online privacy — especially when it concerns the goings-on of a certain search behemoth — but the Italian court system just upped the ante with a criminal conviction. A judge in Milan found former Google executives David Drummond, Peter Fleischer and George Reyes guilty of violating Italy’s privacy code in regards to uploaded videos of an autistic boy being beaten by schoolmates in 2006.

Un chercheur d’Harvard spécialisé dans les logiciels espions, Benjamin Edelman, a constaté que même désactivée l’application Google Toolbar transmettait à Google l’ensemble des données de navigation de l’internaute. Google a déjà mis à jour son logiciel.

« Ad Exchange publishers have seen significant lift from both dynamic allocation and from the competition of many networks competing for inventory in real time. We’re working with publishers to make these figures public shortly. »

Expect Microsoft and AOL to follow by aping the technology from Yahoo and Google. Personalization of the Web and real-time search will make behavioral targeting a focus in 2010, though not all are concerned about giving away a little information for a more focused ad.

Google is not winning the paid search battle because it is a better search engine, but because it is better at monetising search queries.

This summer, Google plans to launch a revamped version of the ad exchange it picked up in tandem with its acquisition of DoubleClick last year.

This summer, Google plans to launch a revamped version of the ad exchange it picked up in tandem with its acquisition of DoubleClick last year.

Public give their views on behavioural targeting

Cablevision Systems is planning the largest project yet using television advertising that is targeted to the specific household.

Google is testing ads that target user behavior, reports The New York Times.

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