Abstract: Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses provide a graphical overlay for displaying analytic data over at least a portion of a corresponding page. A graphical overlay may be displayed over at least a portion of a page displayed on a graphical user interface according to page data. Data may be inputted into the graphical overlay and analytic data corresponding to the displayed page may be received from a remote server. Also, the graphical overlay may display at least a portion of the analytic data based on the inputted data. The graphical overlay may be built to run as an add-on to a browser or non-browser application or to run as a separate application.

Abstract: Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses provide a graphical overlay for displaying analytic data over at least a portion of a corresponding page. A graphical overlay may be displayed over at least a portion of a page displayed on a graphical user interface according to page data. Data may be inputted into the graphical overlay and analytic data corresponding to the displayed page may be received from a remote server. Also, the graphical overlay may display at least a portion of the analytic data based on the inputted data. The graphical overlay may be built to run as an add-on to a browser or non-browser application or to run as a separate application.

Abstract: Methods, computer-readable media, and apparatuses provide a graphical overlay for displaying analytic data over at least a portion of a corresponding page. A graphical overlay may be displayed over at least a portion of a page displayed on a graphical user interface according to page data. Data may be inputted into the graphical overlay and analytic data corresponding to the displayed page may be received from a remote server. Also, the graphical overlay may display at least a portion of the analytic data based on the inputted data. The graphical overlay may be built to run as an add-on to a browser or non-browser application or to run as a separate application.

Abstract: A privacy management system (PMS) is disclosed for a Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) or other user to use in monitoring and/or controlling in realtime the flow of data (e.g., outflow) about the user and his/her online experience. The PMS may provide a dashboard displaying a whitelist and/or blacklist indicating what destinations/sources are blocked or allowed. The PMS includes browser-client scripting code and may also include a PMS-certified verification icon for display on webpages being monitored/controlled in realtime by the PMS.

Abstract: A privacy management system (PMS) is disclosed for a Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) or other user to use in monitoring and/or controlling in realtime the flow of data (e.g., outflow) about the user and his/her online experience. The PMS may provide a dashboard displaying a whitelist and/or blacklist indicating what destinations/sources are blocked or allowed. The PMS includes browser-client scripting code and may also include a PMS-certified verification icon for display on webpages being monitored/controlled in realtime by the PMS.

Abstract: A tag/content management system delivers customized content and/or program instructions to a user terminal. The system may deliver several groups of program executable instructions, including instructions that are global to all web domains controlled by a client server and those that are specific to a web page/group of web pages. The program instructions and/or content may also be delivered to the user terminal based on the evaluation of one or more conditions, including those related to the location of the user terminal, various HTTP header fields, the presence of specific HTML objects in a web page accessed by the user terminal, and the screen resolution of the user terminal, among other things.