The NAI along with former FTC Consumer Protection Bureau Chief Howard Beales, recently released an study about the economic value of behavioral advertising. The study highlights the importance of behavioral targeting to the advertising model that supports free online content and services for consumers. AOL and others contributed to the study.
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