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          <title>&apos;Twas the merry season of mobile</title>
          <description>As we turn the page on the calendar, put away the garland and box up the pre-lit tree, the dust has just begun to settle on 2011 holiday commerce numbers. Early returns, particularly from Black Friday and Cyber Monday, signaled a major win for mobile commerce.</description>
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          <pubDate>Sun, 01 Jan 2012 05:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
          <itunes:summary>As we turn the page on the calendar, put away the garland and box up the pre-lit tree, the dust has just begun to settle on 2011 holiday commerce numbers. Early returns, particularly from Black Friday and Cyber Monday, signaled a major win for mobile commerce.</itunes:summary>
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          <title>Consumers&apos; privacy falls on marketers</title>
          <description>Industry self regulation of online behavioral tracking is falling far short of expectations, according to a Stanford University Security Lab study published in July. Online ad companies, including 24/7 Real Media and AudienceScience, violated their own policies on tracking opted-out consumers, according to the research (page 3).</description>
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          <pubDate>Mon, 01 Aug 2011 04:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
          <itunes:summary>Industry self regulation of online behavioral tracking is falling far short of expectations, according to a Stanford University Security Lab study published in July. Online ad companies, including 24/7 Real Media and AudienceScience, violated their own policies on tracking opted-out consumers, according to the research (page 3).</itunes:summary>
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