Google, DoubleClick Throw Punches in Privacy War

Google, DoubleClick Throw Punches in Privacy War

NEW YORK Google's Washington lobbyist, Alan Davidson, bumped into Jeff Chester, founder of the pro-privacy Center for Digital Democracy, in a hallway during a conference in May. Davidson asked him, "Why are you upset with us? We think we have good privacy practices." He also noted that Google wrote about $3 billion in checks to mostly "small players" who participate in its AdSense program--a ...
Published: 9/26/2007 4:17:35 PM
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