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Cookies are small files that contain information a Web site uses for tracking purposes.
Advertisers or independent third parties who operate the servers on which the ads reside may also place cookies. When DoubleClick is serving ads to the user, it is also using cookies to track certain types of non-personally identifiable information such as, a user's IP address, his or her browser version or type, operating system, service provider, and his or her local time. Last year, DoubleClick announced the acquisition of a company called Abacus that maintains a large database of consumer spending habits. In November 1999, DoubleClick announced the creation of Abacus Online - an attempt to marry data derived from cookies with information in the Abacus database. As mentioned above, cookies normally are anonymous, in the sense that they only identify the computer on which they are placed, not the person using that computer.