•Wikipedia Opts Out of Phorm User-Tracking Wired News By Ryan Singel April 16, 2009 | 7:23:35 PMCategories: Advertising Wikipedia told the controversial UK advertising firm Phorm on Thursday not to spy on Wikipedia's users, saying the company's plan to monitor what sites people visit on the net invaded ...
•Wikipedia follows Amazon and blocks Phorm PC Advisor, UK Wikipedia is following in the footsteps of online retailer Amazon and blocking targeted advertising system Phorm from tracking visitors to its site. Phorm's controversial service, known as 'Webwise', tracks users' online surfing habits and then ...
•Wikipedia Opts-Out of Phorms Controversial ISP Advertising System ISPReview UK, UK Wikipedia, which is one of the largest online websites in the world, has become the latest to officially opt-out of Phorm's WebWise behavioural advertising technology. Phorm works with UK ISPs to monitor what websites you visit for use in targeted ...
•Wikipedia follows Amazon UK and blocks Phorm ComputerworldUK, UK By Carrie-Ann Skinner Wikipedia is following in the footsteps of online retailer Amazon and blocking targeted advertising system Phorm from tracking visitors to its site. Phorm's controversial service, known as 'Webwise', tracks users' online surfing ...
•Wikipedia Declines Phorm's Invitation; Opts-Out of Controversial ... ITProPortal, UK Online Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, has opted out of Phorm's behavioural ad targeting, user tracking scheme, a few days after Amazon chose to do so. The site, which is the 7th most visited website in the world (and the 10th most visited in the UK), ...
•Wikipedia joins Amazon in rejecting Phorm ComputerWeekly.com, UK Wikipedia has joined online retailer Amazon and other large online firms in rejecting Phorm's Webwise service, which tracks users' activities and sends them targeted advertising. The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia, has requested that all ...
•Wikipedia Opts Out Of Phorm BT Scanning Mediapost.com, NY by Wendy Davis, 15 minutes ago Controversial ad company Phorm suffered another blow last week when online encyclopedia Wikipedia opted out of the company's behavioral targeting platform. "The Wikimedia Foundation requests that our Web sites including ...
•Wikipedia also opts out of Phorm Tech Digest, UK Following in the footsteps of Amazon, the Wikimedia Foundation has announced that it too will be blocking user-profiling software Phorm from scanning its site. Interestingly, the blog post announcing the move mentioned that Wikimedia had an internal ...
•Wikipedia follows Amazon and blocks Phorm CIO, Germany is following in the footsteps of online retailer and blocking targeted advertising system Phorm from tracking visitors to its site. Phorm's controversial service, known as 'Webwise', tracks users' online surfing habits and then delivers relevant ...
•Wikipedia follows Amazon and blocks Phorm The Industry Standard, CA Wikipedia is following in the footsteps of online retailer Amazon and blocking targeted advertising system Phorm from tracking visitors to its site. Phorm's controversial service, known as 'Webwise', tracks users' online surfing habits and then ...
•Wikipedia latest to reject Phorm 'snooping' technology Times Online, UK Wikipedia has joined Amazon.com in opting out of Phorm's controversial targeted advertising technology. Last week Amazon, one of the most popular websites in the world, said it would stop Phorm from using its web pages to gather data on internet users. ...
•Amazon and Wikipedia phactor Phorm out of the privacy equation iTWire, Australia by Davey Winder Even if the UK Government are not going to stop Phorm spying on Internet users on privacy grounds, it looks like some of the biggest brands on the Web will. A lot has been written on iTWire about Phorm during the last year or so: how ...
•Wikipedia latest to opt out of Phorm 10:45AM, Wednesday 22nd April ... Computer Shopper, UK Wikipedia has become the latest high-profile website to opt out of the controversial Webwise targeted advertising system. The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs online projects such as Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and Wikiversity, has sent an email to ...