Chapter 1

• 1.1 Beyond Demographics: Understanding the diverse targeting techniques employed in online advertising, leveraging data points beyond simple demographics
• 1.2 Beyond Personalization: Recognizing the potential benefits of personalized ads for user convenience and relevance, while acknowledging concerns about privacy and manipulation
• 1.3 Beyond Algorithmic Transparency: Analyzing the "black box" nature of targeting algorithms and the need for transparency and accountability

Chapter 2

• 2.1 Beyond Filter Bubbles: Understanding how targeted advertising can create echo chambers, limit exposure to diverse viewpoints, and reinforce existing biases
• 2.2 Beyond Discrimination: Addressing concerns about unfair targeting practices based on protected characteristics, leading to potential discrimination and exclusion
• 2.3 Beyond Manipulation: Analyzing the potential for deceptive advertising tactics and the exploitation of individual vulnerabilities for profit

Chapter 3

• 3.1 Beyond Legal Compliance: Understanding existing data privacy regulations and industry best practices for ethical advertising
• 3.2 Beyond Individual Responsibility: Recognizing the broader responsibility of marketers, platforms, and policymakers in ensuring ethical data usage and advertising practices
• 3.3 Beyond Reactive Solutions: Advocating for proactive approaches to mitigate harm, promoting diversity and fairness within the advertising industry

Chapter 4

• 4.1 Beyond Contextual Targeting: Exploring alternative targeting methods that prioritize user context and content alignment over intrusive data collection
• 4.2 Beyond Consent Frameworks: Implementing transparent and meaningful consent mechanisms to empower users in controlling their data and ad experiences
• 4.3 Beyond Transparency Tools: Utilizing tools and reporting mechanisms to ensure transparency in ad targeting practices and user data usage

Chapter 5

• 5.1 Beyond Technological Advancements: Anticipating the ethical implications of emerging technologies in advertising, such as artificial intelligence and facial recognition
• 5.2 Beyond Industry Silos: Fostering collaboration among stakeholders, including regulators, platforms, advertisers, and civil society organizations, to collectively navigate ethical challenges
• 5.3 Beyond Marketing Transformation: Analyzing the broader societal impact of ethical advertising practices on trust, democracy, and the future of online information consumption