Privacy Archives - Page 12 of 20

Redskins' PR Debacle, Google Hummingbird Update & Hyundai's Walking Dead Mobile – Beyond Social Media Show [VIDEO]

Topics on episode 20 of the Beyond Social Media Show: Washington Redskins’ PR debacle; Google Hummingbird Update; Hyundai’s Walking Dead Mobile & Google’s Path To Purchase tool.

Reasons Mobile Users Share Personal Info With A Brand, September 2013 [CHART]

43% of respondents are willing to share their location information with companies via their mobile device.

Growing Concern Over Online Privacy, September 2013 [CHART]

9 in 10 online consumers consider privacy to be really (55%) or somewhat (36%) important and 64% are more concerned than a year ago.

Parties Most Responsible For Protecting Smart Phone Users' Privacy, June 2013 [CHART]

The vast majority of respondents—76%—believed they held the most responsibility for managing their own privacy protections.

Frequency With Which US Internet Users Are Concerned About Privacy By Activity, June 2013 [CHART]

87% of respondents said they were concerned about their privacy at least some of the time when shopping on the web.

Online Americans' Attitudes Toward Internet Privacy, September 2013 [CHART]

Only 37% of American internet and smartphone users believe it’s possible for someone to use the internet completely anonymously, so that none of their online activities can be easily traced back to them.

Smart Phone Users' Attitudes Toward Ad Tracking, September 2013 [CHART]

About 7 in 10 smart phone users are aware that advertisers track their mobile activities in order to deliver targeted ads based on their behavior.

Handshake: A Personal Data Marketplace [VIDEO]

David Erickson discusses Handshake, a new marketplace where individuals can negotiate for the use of their personal data.

The Commercial Drone Market [VIDEO]

The government has given the go ahead for civilian use of drones. Lunch Money Host Adam Johnson reports.

Consumer Attitudes Toward Irrelevant Website Content, July 2013 [TABLE]

74% of respondents claim to get frustrated with websites when content, offers, ads, and promotions appear that have nothing to do with their interests.