TORONTO - Canadians who get creeped out by web ads that seem to know a little too much about their personal habits should have access in the coming months to an opt-out tool that will help fight the effect of so-called behavioural advertising. BLOG POSTS  | Merran Smith: How Canada Can Lead on Clean Energy
It is an arresting image, capturing a quiet act of dissent and call for change direct from the roaring industrial heart of northern Alberta. What makes it even more poignant is the fact that the revolution the anonymous oil worker calls for is already underway. Canada just hasn't yet shown up. |  | Mohamed A. El-Erian: The Global Economy: What the Next Three Years Will Look Like
Uncertainty, even of the unusual variety, does not -- and should not -- translate into investor paralysis. |  | Diane Francis: What Does Allan Greenspan Think of the Eurozone Crisis?
For nearly 20 years, Alan Greenspan was the most powerful banker in the world as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board until 2006. Here, Greenspan speaks with National Post Editor-at-Large, and Huffington Post contributor Diane Francis regarding the eurozone crisis. |  | Brendan DeMelle: Oil and Gas Industry Moving Aggressively to Silence Critics
When environmental organizations try to publicize problems, the drilling industry flexes its muscles, making it nearly impossible to get their message out. |  | Jennifer Stoddart: Behavioural Advertising: Who's Watching You?
How would you feel if mall security cameras didn't simply monitoring you for stealing, but instead kept tabs on the specific brands, styles, colours and sizes of clothes you tried on, the magazines you leafed through at newsstands, what you ordered from the food court, and everything you actually bought during your visit? | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe.
