Christopher Hoofnagle cited in The Ice Loop, July 9, 2012
The Berkeley Law Web Privacy Census seeks to make empirical statements about internet tracking and privacy using consistent methods over time. To conduct the census, Nathan Good, Chief scientist of Good Research, and Chris Jay Hoofnagle, director of information privacy programs at the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology, worked with privacy company Abine to collect data from the top 100, 1,000, and 25,000 most popular websites.