Consumer Reports WebWatch found reasons to be concerned about this newest segment of the largest setor of online commerce: no TSE can capture all or even most of the available fares and rates; certain itineraries may not be filtered properly; and...
Consumer Reports WebWatch wants "Trust Worthy" publishers to raise their hands -- in a full-page October 24 "New York Times" print ad. So well done, Beau Brendler (director of Consumer Reports WebWatch).
Transcripts from Conference on Search Ad Disclosure Now Available - In June, Danny blogged about a panel he was on at: Trust or Consequence: How Failure to Disclose Ad Relationships Threatens to Burst the Search Bubble, a conference sponsored by...
Consumer WebWatch Aug 27 2005 4:12PM GMT What's "the best" weblog/RSS engine? What's "best" for me might not work for you. Besides, what's "best" on Monday might be second best on Tuesday since the blogosphere is changing every minute.
In June, Danny blogged about a panel he was on at: Trust or Consequence: How Failure to Disclose Ad Relationships Threatens to Burst the Search Bubble, a conference sponsored by Consumer Reports/Consumer WebWatch.
Still In Search Of Disclosure (PDF file) is a new report Consumer Reports' WebWatch released at the event. Ad Relationships Threatens to Burst the Search Bubble conference backed by Consumer Reports' WebWatch.
Threatens to Burst the Search Bubble is the name of free one day conference being backed by Consumer Reports WebWatch on June 9 in Berkeley, California. Trust or Consequence: How Failure to Disclose Ad Relationships
In yesterday's Search Engine Disclosure: Better, but Still Wanting, I wrote about a new report by Consumer WebWatch, which evaluated the current paid placement and paid inclusion disclosure practices major search engines.
Consumer Reports WebWatch evaluated 15 search engines for this study, culling the sites from the list of the top-most trafficked search engines in December 2003, according to Nielsen//Net Ratings. Contrary to the dubious conclusion drawn by the...
Today's SearchDay article, Search Engine Disclosure: Better, but Still Wanting, covers a new report by Consumer WebWatch, which evaluated the current disclosure practices of 15 heavily trafficked search sites.
Last year, Consumer WebWatch released the results of a study of typical web users, showing that although disclosure practices had improved since the FTC letter, users were still confused about search engine paid listings and paid inclusion practices.
Searching for Disclosure," WebWatch's third search-engines-related report, shows many of the Web's top search engines have made improvements in disclosure and transparency -- describing their business relationships with advertisers and how those...
A new study (news release, pdf report) by medical consumer advocate URAC and Consumer WebWatch details the problems consumers have finding credible health information, and provides recommendations to improve the situation.
VeriSign to restart controversial '404' redirect service Silicon.com Oct.http://www.silicon.com/networks/webwatch/0,39024667,10006431,00.htm Kevin Ryan makes some really good points about how affiliate programs and resellers make for consumer...
An "anthropological" report from Consumer WebWatch of 17 web surfers found confusion about disclosure of paid listings on search engines. As this story puts out, because consumer reviews are essential to the buying experience.
Consumer WebWatch will be issuing an "anthropological" report later this month showing confusion about disclosure of paid listings based on a study of 17 web surfers. Both sides, consumer advocates and search engines, should come together to better...
Consumer WebWatch will be issuing an "anthropological" report later this month showing confusion about disclosure of paid listings based on a study of 17 web surfers. Both sides, consumer advocates and search engines, should come together to better...
A Matter of Trust: What Users Want From Web Sites" was conducted for Consumer WebWatch -- a Consumers Union project -- by Princeton Survey Research Associates. A Matter of Trust: What Users Want From Web Sites Consumer WebWatch, January 2002 http...
