And in the real world... Phorm, Samsung, BA and more
07 Jul 2009 | by Kate Nettleton
and confidence over the past three months. Source: The Guardian Phorm suffered a 40 per cent drop in its ...
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the Fairtrade mark. Source: The Times Nationwide is the latest major company to pull the plug on Phorm ...
and confidence over the past three months. Source: The Guardian Phorm suffered a 40 per cent drop in its ...
LONDON - BT has dealt a blow to Phorm, dropping the firm from any future business plans, which has...Phorm, which has been widely criticised for its online behavioural monitoring in the past, came ... history. The incident is currently being investigated by the European commission. Despite this Phorm has ... of the consumer trial could be released, BT dropped Phorm from its future business model and said it will instead ...
Phorm plans to cut its sales and administrative expenses after announcing a pre-tax loss of $48 million, compared with $32.1 million in 2007. Source: Financial Times Sir Fred Goodwin, the former chief executive of the Royal Bank of Scotland, has agreed to reduce his 17 million pension by 4 ...
LONDON - Amazon, the online retailer, has become the first website to opt out of Phorm...The move will come as a blow to Phorm, which gives websites and service providers the opportunity ... will deprive Phorm of crucial information about what online shoppers are interested in. In a statement, Amazon UK said: "We have contacted Webwise [a trading name for Phorm] requesting that we opt out for all ...
may boycott Phorm s controversial monitoring software, which analyses browsing habits online ... out of Phorm s technology. Source: The Guardian Mothercare has announced positive like-for-like UK ...
Korea Telecom has begun a trial of the digital technology company Phorm s monitoring software, which analyses browsing habits online to deliver targeted advertising. The trial has led to Phorm s shares ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.