It was over a year ago that I first wrote about do not track legislation, and luckily for most organizations the browser-provided imperative is loosely supported or regulated today, with very few sites adhering to interpretation and compliance of the preference.
For the most part, do not track legislation is often misunderstood by the general public, and even our regulators in its definition, usage, and most importantly the privacy implications and confidence it is meant to instill. Continue reading 9 Ways to Prepare for a Future Without Cookie Tracking
There will be a new Firefox to grace desktops everywhere, maybe as a knee-jerk reaction to the increasing amount of outcry regarding Mozilla Firefox’s increasing bloatedness, increased awareness of Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer 8.
Just when you thought it was safe to call a truce in the browser wars, Google comes up and hits you in the face with a cream pie. Sure, you think it’s funny at first and perhaps it tastes pretty good, but it might spell trouble for online marketers. Find out why Google Chrome, the newest web browser on the scene is causing a stir – good and bad.