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Europe Is About to Keep the Cookie Banner. The Evidence Says It Shouldn’t.

Europe Is About to Keep the Cookie Banner. The Evidence Says It Shouldn’t.

August 27, 2026

Every time a website asks visitors to accept or reject cookies, it's making a bet about how people respond to friction and ...

The Replication Crisis and ESG’s Throne of Lies

Should You Accept Internet Cookies? BU Researchers Say the Open Web Could Suffer Without Them

June 2, 2026 - Updated On June 10, 2026

June 2, 2026 Digital Information World recently published an article featuring Garrett Johnson, Associate Professor of Marketing, discussing that internet cookies remain a critical source of ...

FTC’s new proposed limits on monetization of children’s data could restrict ad targeting

FTC’s new proposed limits on monetization of children’s data could restrict ad targeting

December 20, 2023 - Updated On January 2, 2024

December 20th, 2023 The Drum recently published an article featuring Garrett Johnson, Assistant Professor of Marketing discussing the proposed changes ...

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