The chief executive of an Internet advertising start-up admitted that his firm could track peoples' activity on multiple Web sites without their express permission. NebuAd CEO Robert Dykes said at a House hearing that the Internet service providers with which his company partners send their customers letters 30 days before any tracking begins.
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