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Cookies versus clams: clashing tracking technologies and online privacy
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Info (2013) 15 (6): 19–31.
Published: 23 September 2013
...Leo Van Audenhove, Julia Pohle and Milton Mueller; Andreas Kuehn Purpose – This article compares the use of deep packet inspection (DPI) technology to the use of cookies for online behavioral advertising (OBA), in the form of two competing paradigms. It seeks to explain why DPI was eliminated...
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Online tracking: questioning the power of informed consent
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Info (2012) 14 (5): 57–73.
Published: 06 August 2012
...N. van Eijk; N. Helberger; L. Kool; A. van der Plas; B. van der Sloot Purpose The paper aims to report the main findings of a study for the Dutch Regulatory Authority for the Telecommunications sector OPTA to explore how the new European “cookie rules” in the ePrivacy Directive impact...
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Social media and cookies: challenges for online privacy
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Info (2011) 13 (6): 30–42.
Published: 27 September 2011
... is to illustrate this point through an analysis of cookies. Design/methodology/approach The paper illustrates how mass self‐communication in social media enables a new form of vulnerability for privacy. This is best shown by redefining privacy as flows of Personal Identifiable Information (PII...
