21.   Lexis-Nexis triggered debate over online privacy two years ago when inaccurate rumors circulated on the Web about its P-Trak people-finder service.

22.   Most online privacy is guarded only by the standards companies impose upon themselves.

23.   On Monday, a nonprofit watchdog group founded to monitor online privacy policies scolded but declined to pursue an audit of one of its biggest donors, Microsoft Corp.

24.   Opponents of online privacy are making a cynical calculation.

25.   On the issue of online privacy, AeA said it supports industry efforts at self-regulation to protect the confidentiality of personally identifiable information about consumers.

26.   Outcry over online privacy has grown increasingly vocal since that time.

27.   People concerned about online privacy can take matters into their own hands.

28.   Pitofsky said the commission would continue to closely monitor online privacy.

29.   President of Junkbusters, an online privacy advocacy group.

30.   PROTECTING PRIVACY ON THE INTERNET A nonprofit group that monitors online privacy policies scolded but declined to pursue an audit of one of its biggest donors, Microsoft.