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Frances Mary Krug (361 Posts)
Frances Krug has worked in market research since graduating from UCLA with an MA and CPhil in Latin American history. As an editor and online content provider for the last 7 years, she currently is Associate Editor at iNET Interactive, where she also directs Search Marketing Standard's email marketing program.
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You know, Frances, last night I was thinking about the whole issue of online privacy myself. But I tend to look at it as an incredible marketing revolution. It is true that we are on a new ground here; I don’t think there was ever an organization that knew so much about our everyday lives (except maybe NSA or FBI). But at the same time we are witnessing an incredible change in the way advertising is delivered. Last night Loren from Search Engine Journal posted a great entry about Google Video where he discussed the future of advertising in general. Here is the link: http://www.searchenginejournal.com/?p=3717