Facebook’s PR team spent the wee hours of the morning today scrambling to walk back a Financial Times article that said the social site would begin offering behavioral targeting. The Palo Alto, CA-based Internet company refuted the FT.com piece that ran over the weekend stating data would be collected for advertising purposes from the new « Like » button. FT.com originally reported that the data would be used to enhance the profile-based targeting already employed by Facebook advertisers. Citing « some marketers » in the article, it said the initiative would be announced at the social site’s developer conference, f8, which kicks off on Wednesday.

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