Alexander Hanff, an opponent of Phorm's questionable advertising system and the author of a well written legal analysis on the same subject (here), is to protest BT's involvement in the technology outside of the operators annual general meeting in London during July.

Just in case anybody has forgotten, Phorm works with ISPs to develop targeted advertising campaigns by anonymously monitoring the websites you visit:


The Register also reminds us that a Downing Street petition against the technology has managed to gain 13,555 signatures. It's interesting to note that part of the protest will involve campaigners trying to get the Metropolitan Police to investigate BT's secret 2006 and 2007 trials of Phorm:


Those interested in joining Hanff can find the campaign here:
http://www.nodpi.org