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	<title>Comments on: Sir Tim Berners-Lee rejects web tracking</title>
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		<title>By: Google Analytics Video Tutorial</title>
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		<description>Privacy is an important issue, especially is it a person searching for something in their on home.

That is a very valid point you have, and I understand your concern.  I think that webmasters have the right to use web tracking services on their website.  I believe that webmasters have the right to gather surfing behavior on their visits for the sole usage of their personal usage.

But if the webmaster plans to sell, give away or barter the information to third parties, then I believe that he should get the permission from his web visitors first.</description>
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<p>That is a very valid point you have, and I understand your concern.  I think that webmasters have the right to use web tracking services on their website.  I believe that webmasters have the right to gather surfing behavior on their visits for the sole usage of their personal usage.</p>
<p>But if the webmaster plans to sell, give away or barter the information to third parties, then I believe that he should get the permission from his web visitors first.</p>
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