石春祯2011英语阅读理解220篇word版-0.docVIP

UNIT 21-1 　　The Feder?al Trade? Commi?ssion? had some sharp? words? for Inter?net compa?nies Thurs?day, sayin?g that they are not expla?ining? to their? users? clear?ly enoug?h what infor?matio?n they colle?ct about? them and how they use it for adver?tisin?g. 　　For now, the commi?ssion? is stick?ing to its view that the Inter?net indus?try can volun?taril?y regul?ate its own priva?cy pract?ices. 　　But the tone of the repor?t, and comme?nts by sever?al commi?ssion? membe?rs and staff? offic?ials, indic?ated that if the indus?try does not move faste?r, the agenc?y would? incre?ase regul?ation? or call for Congr?ess to legis?late stric?ter onlin?e priva?cy rules?. 　　“Peopl?e were worri?ed that the commi?ssion? would? aband?on its suppo?rt for self-regul?ation?,” said Jules? Polon?etsky?, the co-chair?man of the Futur?e of Priva?cy Forum?, a trade? group?. “The commi?ssion? is sayin?g you have one last chanc?e befor?e I come upsta?irs and take your toys away.” 　　Techn?icall?y, the commi?ssion? relea?sed an updat?e to its princ?iples? for what it calls? onlin?e behav?ioral? adver?tisin?g — ads shown? to the user based? on past patte?rns of behav?ior. These? are volun?tary guide?lines? first? issue?d at the end of 2007. 　　The new guide?lines? sugge?st that Web sites? expla?in how they colle?ct and use data in a “clear?, conci?se, consu?mer frien?dly, and promi?nent” way. Few sites? meet that stand?ard right? now, the commi?ssion? found?. 　　“What we obser?ve is that, with rare excep?tion, it is not the rule for any Web sites? to do those? thing?s,” said Eilee?n Harri?ngton?, the actin?g direc?tor of the commi?ssion?s burea?u of consu?mer prote?ction?, in an inter?view Thurs?day. “It is far more commo?nplac?e for them to put the infor?matio?n in the midst? of lengt?hy and hard-to-under?stand? priva?cy polic?ies.” 　　Ms. Harri?ngton? chall?enged? Inter?net compa?nies to expla?in what they are doing? in a secti?on other? than its priva?cy polic?y. 　　The commi?ssion? did not s