Blog Category: Behaviorial Targeting

R.J. Lewis’ Presentation at the January 2012 AMM Meeting

At the January 19th AMM meeting at the Ney Center in NYC, R.J. gave a presentation about change, adaptation and evolution and the accelerating pace of business, as well as the changes we are seeing in marketing to physicians on the Internet.  Enjoy.  Comments welcome.

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This post is in: Behaviorial Targeting, Conferences, Data & Trends, Future of Marketing, Marketing, Mobile, Online Advertising, Online Publishing, Publishing, Social Media, Traditional Advertising, Traditional Publishing

Date posted: January 21, 2012

Privacy Advocates Ask FTC To Condemn New Tracking Methods 08/24/2011

Why can’t we all just get along? Privacy remains a hot button, particularly with behavioral targeting, and specifically with the “hidden” or sneaky ways to cookie users in a more permanent sense that makes true opt-ing out more difficult or even impossible for those less technically sophisticated (which is most of us!).  This article references [...]

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This post is in: Behaviorial Targeting, Data & Trends, Future of Marketing, Tools & Technologies

Date posted: August 24, 2011

Behavioral Targeting: “Do Not Track” Under Consideration

The White House wants a national “Do not track” policy – a digital version of the “Do not call” registry – and that’s making marketing and advertising policy hands nervous. Pharmas, in particular, need to pay attention, said Coalition for Healthcare Communication executive director John Kamp, who worries that medical search and other online data [...]

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This post is in: Behaviorial Targeting, Future of Marketing, Marketing

Date posted: May 6, 2011

Internet “Do not track” efforts could dash health data collection – Medical Marketing and Media

John Camp cited as warning pharma in particular to “watch out” for the pending “do not track” legislation that may be coming down the pike. Internet “Do not track” efforts could dash health data collection – Medical Marketing and Media.

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This post is in: Behaviorial Targeting, Data & Trends, DTC, Future of Marketing, Online Advertising, Online Publishing

Date posted: March 17, 2011

Will advertising exchanges kill ad networks?

Since the advent of “Ad Exchanges”, industry speculators have been predicting, as the article does below, that ad exchanges would eliminate the need for ad networks.  While exchanges will serve a role and certainly change the landscape, I think the reports of the networks demise however are greatly exaggerated for a host of reasons.  Here [...]

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This post is in: Ad Exchanges, Behaviorial Targeting, Data & Trends, Future of Marketing, Online Publishing

Date posted: January 19, 2011

Forces Out To Destroy Interactive Advertising

Randall Rothenberg, President of the IAB claims regulatory and special interest forces are out to destroy many aspects of Interactive advertising, especially behavioral targeting. MediaPost Publications Rothenberg: ‘Forces Out To Destroy Interactive Advertising’ 02/25/2010. This was my number 8 out of 10 on my 2010 predictions as published in PM360. We have only ourselves to [...]

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This post is in: Behaviorial Targeting, DTC, Future of Marketing, Online Advertising

Date posted: February 25, 2010