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Neil Maybin made this Freedom of Information request to Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
The request was successful.
From: Neil Maybin
14 March 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Please reveal to me, as a Freedom of Information request:
1. Please disclose all correspondence (fax, email, letter,
telephone records etc) that has been exchanged since 2006
concerning Internet advertising using Phorm/121 Media products
between Lord Carter of Barnes and BT, and between Lord Carter of
Barnes and Phorm/121 Media.
2. Please disclose all correspondence (fax, email, letter,
telephone records etc) that has been exchanged since 2006 between
Lord Carter of Barnes and NebuAd, between Lord Carter of Barnes and
Adzilla, and Lord Carter of Barnes and Front Porch.
3. Please disclose whether Lord Carter of Barnes has met with BT
and/or Phorm/121 Media to discuss Internet advertising. What were
the dates, agenda and minutes of those meetings?
4. Please disclose whether Lord Carter of Barnes has met with
companies, groups or individuals opposing the interception of
communications for the purposes of customising Internet
advertising. What were the dates, agenda and minutes of those
meetings?
5. When was Lord Carter of Barnes first made aware of the trials of
Phorm/121 Media systems in 2006/2007?
6. Please disclose whether Lord Carter of Barnes has met with Lord
West of Spithead to discuss Internet advertising. What were the
dates, agenda and minutes of those meetings?
Yours faithfully,
Neil Maybin
From: Balchin Patrick (BR2)
19 March 2009
Dear Mr Maybin
Thank you for your e-mail of 14 March.
Please treat this e-mail as confirmation that the Department has received
it, as is dealing with it accordingly. I would be grateful if you could
include the above reference number in any future correspondence on this
request.
In respect of your fourth question, I would be grateful for some
clarification from you as to exactly which companies, groups or
individuals opposing the interception of communications for the
purposes of customising Internet advertising you are referring to.
Ministers meet a great many companies, groups and individuals many of
which can cover a wide variety of subject matters, agendas and
viewpoints.
Knowing this would greatly aid the search for material that could be
within the terms of the request.
Yours sincerely
Patrick Balchin
Patrick Balchin,
Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform,
1 Victoria Street
London
SW1H 0ET
Direct Tel: 0207 215 1772
E-mail [email address]
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From: Neil Maybin
22 March 2009
Dear Patrick,
Thanks for the response. The organisations and individuals I had in
mind were:
The World Wide Web Consortium W3C (Sir Tim Berners Lee);
Foundation for Information Policy Research (Nicholas Bohm, Richard
Clayton);
Open Rights Group (Jim Killock, Becky Hogge);
No2ID;
Liberty;
plus any others who may have talked to the minister about targeted
advertising using communications interception.
As far as I am aware the minister has not met anyone from NoDPI
(Alexander Hanff), Badphorm (Jim Murray) or Dephormation (Peter
John).
Yours sincerely,
Neil Maybin
From: Neil Maybin
27 March 2009
Dear Patrick,
Thanks for the response.
As mentioned in my response of 22 March 2009 The organisations and
individuals I had in mind were:
The World Wide Web Consortium W3C (Sir Tim Berners Lee);
Foundation for Information Policy Research (Nicholas Bohm, Richard
Clayton);
Open Rights Group (Jim Killock, Becky Hogge);
No2ID;
Liberty;
plus any others who may have talked to the minister about
targeted advertising using communications interception.
As far as I am aware the minister has not met anyone from NoDPI
(Alexander Hanff), Badphorm (Jim Murray) or Dephormation (Peter
John).
Yours sincerely,
Neil Maybin
From: Balchin Patrick (BR2)
1 April 2009
Dear Mr Maybin
I am writing to confirm that the Department has now completed its search
for the information which you requested on 14 March 2009. This is
contained in the attached letter.
Yours sincerely
Patrick Balchin
<<Reply to Nel Maybin FoI 09-0419.pdf>>
Patrick Balchin,
Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform,
1 Victoria Street
London
SW1H 0ET
Direct Tel: 0207 215 1772
E-mail [email address]
[1]http://www.getsafeonline.org/
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