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(Unverified)Apr 29th 2010 3:52PM

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Thanks for the Ghostery love Lee. It's definitely an exciting time for Ghostery to be coming into the world of Chrome. We've also just released an extension for IE as well. It is unfortunate that there's no support for blocking on Chrome just yet. You're on the money in noting that once available, we'll be increasing Ghostery's capabilities on Chrome.

Ghostery was acquired by the Better Advertising Project in January of this year, and it's a common misconception given our name, that we might be an advertising company. We're creating something completely unprecedented in the market by providing advertisers the opportunity to voluntarily provide more transparency to consumers, and consequently more control on what data they're collecting from users as described in our F.A.Q (http://www.ghostery.com/faq). The beauty in our approach is that consumers can confirm for themselves how authentic a company is in honoring their choices through use of Ghostery.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or feedback on Ghostery.

Rose
Ghostery Community Manager
Rose@Ghostery.com

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