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Expedia is selling Web advertisers data from cookies
By Dennis Schaal

In their quest for more advertising revenue, Expedia and other travel websites have begun selling the customer data gathered through their Internet cookies, enabling advertisers on their sites to send highly targeted ads to online consumers based on their browsing and buying activity.

The practice is known as behavioral advertising. As practiced by Expedia, it involves the actual sale of data to the advertisers. ...

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A Recessionproof Space
By Margaret Myre

The finance and housing industries have crashed, and the travel industry sometimes seems to be in a tailspin. Yet, paradoxically, the fledgling space tourism market appears to be on a solid trajectory.

NEWS
6 Orbitz fees stand alone
Rivals Expedia, Travelocity have dropped booking fees; it could be tougher for Orbitz to do the same

8 Hotel lobby
Hoteliers take to Capitol Hill in an attempt to tone down the rhetoric regarding travel

10 A troubling tally at Joystar
The bankrupt host agency reports $18,000 in assets, $2.6 million in liabilities

16 Proof of citizenship
Rumors are swirling about Virgin America and whether it is in fact 75% U.S.-owned

26 New flight plan?
Low-fare carriers consider meal fees, other charges to stem economic tide

28 People’s Choice
BestTripChoices site uses Plog research to help travelers find destination that best suits them

44 Next year’s models
At Seatrade, NCL and Cunard revealed features of ships scheduled to debut in 2010

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