NebuAd

Charter Communications is one of the organizations that Congress wants to answer questions about tracking your internet use.

A congressional committee wants the nation's largest telecommunications and Internet companies to explain whether they target online advertising based on consumers' search queries and Web surfing habits.
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"It's important for Internet users and American consumers in general to understand what information is being collected about them and how it's being used,"
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"Privacy is a cornerstone of freedom," Markey said in a statement. "Online users have a right to explicitly know when their broadband provider is tracking their activity and collecting potentially sensitive and personal information."

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MediaPost Publications published a story on July 1, 2008

One week after Charter Communications voiced concerns about controversial behavioral targeting company NebuAd, two other Internet service providers appear to be distancing themselves from the company.
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With broadband companies in apparent retreat from NebuAd, it's not clear what the future holds for the behavioral targeting company.

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