Thread: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]
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Old 18-06-2008, 23:49   #9340
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Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77, 102 & 797]
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1.) Phorm helps the internet community by making niche sites previous thought of as unattractive to advertisers attractive not because of their content but because of their visitors
And the evidence for this is where exactly? No I didn't think you would have an answer.

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2.) Phorm protects privacy because they do not store history data
Yes they do, they store it in RAM and the page it to disk. They store profile data which is linked to your UID in the cookie and can be cross referenced by any OIX website to IP address. Oh and yes I almost forgot, in order to do all this Phorm BREAK THE LAW and intercept/modify your communications without consent.

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3.) Phorm offer a real choise whereas other advertisers who use java and the like to allow cross domain transfer of information do it all behimnd the scenes without informing users or giving a choise. Phorm offer a central off switch
Not sure what a "choise" is, I am guessing you were born into money because your spelling is so atrocious I can't see how you earned enough to invest in Phorm.

If you mean "choice" then again, there is no choice, a central "switch off" is illegal under UK and EU law, it needs to be a central "Switch On".

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4.) Phorm will actuall cause less advertising and an increase in the advertising value of real estate
As evidenced where? And again with the interesting use of spelling.

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5.) Phorm will help small companies promote themselves in a cost effective manor
Actually Phorm have stated their adverts will be more expensive because they will be more valid. Have you met Kent? No I didn't think so, he said exactly this on a number of occasions.

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