I think that Drew's point is actually quite radical. Any tracking where the reader hasn't agreed - even simple IP addresses - is wrong. I'm not sure that I agr

I think that Drew's point is actually quite radical. Any tracking where the reader hasn't agreed - even simple IP addresses - is wrong. I'm not sure that I agree, but I'm intrigued: Would the world be better or worse off if we went back to Neilsen ratings (i.e., paying people to figure out what they liked to look at) as our way of assessing interest? Maybe it would?