28/01/20161 The Future of Online Privacy: Online advertising and behavioral targeting Kristina Irion Third Internet Governance Forum Thursday, 5/12/2008.

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28/01/20161 The Future of Online Privacy: Online advertising and behavioral targeting Kristina Irion Third Internet Governance Forum Thursday, 5/12/2008

28/01/20162 The Future of Online Privacy: Online advertising and behavioural targeting Agenda I.Definition II.Data collection practises III.Further processing of personal data IV.Applicable regulation & effectiveness V.Consolidation in online advertising markets VI.Conclusion

28/01/20163 I.Definition Online advertising and behavioural targeting:  Definition FCC staff working paper (2008) “… online “behavioral advertising” means the tracking of a consumer ﾕ s activities online - including the searches the consumer has conducted, the web pages visited, and the content viewed - in order to deliver advertising targeted to the individual consumer’s interests.”

28/01/20164 II.Data collection practises  Business model for Web 2.0 (multi-sided markets) Free services and content attract users Subscriptions generate user profiles Data from usage/ traffic patterns Personalised/ targeted advertisement Online advertisement Behavioural targeting Search engine Social network Online newspaper Photo sharing websites ……

28/01/20165 III.Further processing of personal data Enrichment of data from other sources  Combining with data from other services or publicly available information Data mining  Describes a technology that discovers non-trivial hidden patterns in a large collection of data, which can provide insights into individual lifestyles and their social and behavioural patterns. Trading with personal data  Transfer of user information to third parties

28/01/20166 IV.Applicable regulation & effectiveness  EU Data Protection rules Requires informed consent of the data subject Downside: Bundling with the service offer Generated via terms and conditions (?) Reliance on and life-span of such a consent Non-European services  U.S. model Self-regulation based on privacy statements Fair trade and consumer protection approach Request for comment to FTC staff paper on Online Behavioral Advertising Moving the Discussion Forward to Possible Self- Regulatory Principles (closed)

28/01/20167 V.Consolidation in online advertising markets  Google/ DoubleClick merger Clearance in U.S. and EU (2007) US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Merger did not create market power in search engines and online advertisement Raised privacy concerns, however, are unrelated to antitrust concerns Privacy repercussions scrutinised as non-price attribute of competition, but argument dismissed European Commission concluded that the proposed concentration would not significantly impede effective competition Stressing the application of data protection laws

28/01/20168 V.Consolidation in online advertising markets  Yahoo! Inc. and Google Inc. cooperation agreement withdrawn Department of Justice informed the companies that it would file an antitrust lawsuit to block the implementation of the agreement. If implemented, the agreement between these two companies accounting for 90 percent or more of each relevant market would likely harm competition in the markets for Internet search advertising and Internet search syndication.

28/01/20169 VI.Conclusion 1.Behavioral targeting still in its infancy 2.Massive data gathering in preparation 3.Privacy concern stemming from profiling and data mining 4.Different policy approaches in U.S. & EU 5.No effective policy tool tackling concentration of data collections