Personalising communications
We now increasingly compete on our ability to use personal data. Privacy, in its traditional form, is dead. Yes, that is what I said - privacy is dead. Most of the billion people that regularly go browsing happily broadcast personal inform action about themselves on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, and a few folks even announce our locations on foursquare. This activity is producing data that are being packaged into products that advertisers can purchase. This data comes in many forms, ranging from the purely personal through to data captured by social networks that also captures your social context. An ocean of private data is being processed by complex algorithms that are creating a shadow, digital economy. statisticians and econometricians are creating new models for web powerhouses, like Google, Yahoo, and Facebook. If you're unacquainted the word algorithm, it's best defined as a particular set of rules used for solving a drag. MASTER OF CONTEXTUAL TARGETING It analyzes eve...