Albany's an interesting place, and not just because residents of the New York Governor's mansion seem to spend as much time bed-hopping as signing budgets. On a more important - although less salacious - note, downstate Assemblyman Richard Brodsky has introduced legislation that would shore up Internet users' rapidly deteriorating privacy, reports the New York
Times today.
The bill, as the Times explains, would apply to targeted advertising
companies -- companies that monitor the websites you visit, typically...
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