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Opinion: The big cookie debate and privacy issue
Oct 26, 2012
Gregory Fortune

Opinion: The big cookie debate and privacy issue

The head of digital and client leader for Mindshare Singapore says allowing browsers to block cookies by default would allow login sites, such as Facebook and Google, to monopolise tracking data

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