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Internet advertising

Who's watching you when you surf the internet? Could advertisers track your every move?

Who's watching you when you surf the internet? Privacy campaigners are becoming increasingly concerned about a new type of internet advertising that would allow advertisers to track people's online behaviour - and then target them with related ads. Farhana Haider asks, what is the right level of internet privacy?

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Tue 26 May 2009 10:41GMT
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