Drayton calms fears over ads and behavioural targeting
Ann-Marie Corvin, 29 April 2008, 7:30am
Hugo Drayton has denied claims that the launch of behavioural ad targeting service OIX, which uses controversial software firm Phorm, could be derailed by software security firms that are planning to block its service.
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