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Wednesday, July 19, 2006 |
Two from BNA News:
BOGUS CLICKS ON WEB ADS CONTINUE TO RISE
A report by Click Forensics says swindlers have stepped up
their effort to fleece millions of dollars from online
advertisers who use lucrative marketing networks run by
Google and Yahoo. The sales referrals generated by clicks on
the brief advertising links popularized by the two Internet
powerhouses are a sham 14.1 percent of the time, up from a
click fraud rate of 13.7 percent three months ago.
AGE VERIFICATION AT SOCIAL-NETWORK SITES COULD PROVE TOUGH
With heightened concerns over sexual predators lurking at
so-called social-networking sites, state attorneys general
have called for such communities, particularly MySpace, to
improve age and identity checks. However, experts say that
implementing such a system would not be that easy. MySpace's
safety czar says any technical solution must be part of a
set that includes education and cooperation with law
enforcement.
7:23:06 AM
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