| HigherEdPost.com values and respects your privacy. We will not, under any circumstances, sell, trade or make public your personal information. Any personal information you give us will be kept confidential. Also you will always be able to edit the information you have given us. You can also request at any time to have your personal information removed from our database.
Any requests to correct or clarify your personally identifying information, or requests to modify your "opt-out" preferences can be directed to:
Higher Ed Post
Academic Advertising
260 Peachtree Street, NW
Suite 2200
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Admin@HigherEdPost.com
Please note that if you are already a registered user with HigherEdPost.com, you may manage your promotional e-mail preferences by "opting-out" of further e-mail contact from HigherEdPost.com by emailing admin@HigherEdPost.com
Changes to this Privacy Statement
From time to time, Higher Ed Post may use customer information for new purposes not previously disclosed in this privacy notice. If our information practices change at some time in the future we will post the policy changes here to notify you of these changes and provide you with the ability to opt out of these new uses. If you are concerned about how your information is used, you should check back to our Web site periodically.
WHAT INFORMATION DOES Higher Ed Post GATHER AND/OR TRACK ABOUT YOU?
Personally Identifying Information
Free E-Mails: When you sign-up to receive free Higher Ed Post e-mail information bulletins, Higher Ed Post requires that you supply your name and e-mail address.
Higher Ed Post Products: When you register to receive Higher Ed Post products, whether those products are free or paid Higher Ed Post requires that you supply your full name, e-mail address, contact information, and a unique subscriber ID. Higher Ed Post may also require demographic information. In some instances, we also collect credit card information to bill subscribers for premium products.
Anonymous Information
Higher Ed Post may also gather anonymous information, which may be used by Higher Ed Post or shared with third parties. This information does not personally identify you but may be helpful for improving the services we offer. Generally this information is collected through "traffic data" and may entail the use of "cookies," "IP addresses," or other numeric codes used to identify a computer.
Cookies: "Cookies" give users a special, random ID that are small text files, which are stored on the hard drive of a user's computer. Higher Ed Post employs cookies to recognize you and your access privileges for certain locations on the Web site. Subscribers who do not accept cookies from the Web site cannot access many areas of the Web site.
IP Addresses: Higher Ed Post also logs IP addresses for systems administration and troubleshooting purposes. (Your IP address indicates the location of your computer on the Intercom.) Higher Ed Post does not log IP addresses to track your session, nor do we link IP addresses to anything personally identifiable.
Credit Card Information: Higher Ed Post processes all payments with PayPal, one of the world's most trusted online credit card processors. So Higher Ed Post will not have your personal credit card information, as it would be handled and kept confidential by PayPal.
WITH WHOM DOES Higher Ed Post SHARE THE INFORMATION IT GATHERS?
Anonymous Information
Higher Ed Post also shares the information it gathers in a compiled format with advertisers and other partners. The compiled format does not include personally identifying information.
WHAT DOES Higher Ed Post DO WITH THE INFORMATION IT GATHERS?
Statistical Analysis and Banner Advertising: Higher Ed Post may perform statistical analyses of user behavior in order to measure interest in the various areas of our site (for product development purposes) and to inform advertisers as to how many consumers have seen or "clicked" their advertising banners. Higher Ed Post also uses demographic information to allow advertising banners on the Web site to be targeted to the readers for whom they are most pertinent. This means that readers will see advertising that is most likely to interest them, and advertisers send their messages to people who are most likely to be receptive, improving both the user's experience and the effectiveness of the ads. In this statistical analyses and banner advertisement targeting, we will disclose information to third parties only in aggregate form, with no personally identifiable information.
Data Security: To prevent unauthorized access, maintain data accuracy, and ensure the appropriate use of information, we have put in place appropriate physical, electronic, and managerial procedures to protect the information we collect online, including SSL security for credit card submissions. Detailed information about SSL is available from comscape.
Account Maintenance: Higher Ed Post may utilize the contact information you provided at registration, such as your telephone number and e-mail address, to contact you regarding account status, changes to the subscriber agreement, and to confirm registration.
Service Updates and E-Mail Promotions: Using the contact information and e-mail addresses provided at registration, Higher Ed Post periodically sends promotional messages to its users about services offered by Higher Ed Post and notifies users of new features or changes that may be made to these services. Higher Ed Post may also elect to send promotional messages on behalf of selected third parties whose products or services we think may be of interest to you. If you prefer not to receive promotional e-mails from Higher Ed Post, please see the "Opting Out" provision below.
THIRD PARTY PARTNERS AND LINKS TO OTHER WEB SITES
Higher Ed Post is not responsible for the content or the privacy policies of Web sites to which it may link. This policy applies solely to information collected by Higher Ed Post.
Higher Ed Post Provider Partner Products & Services: While visiting the Web site, you may decide to purchase a product or service through one of our provider partners whose services are promoted or advertised on the site. If you do so, you will be acting under the guidelines of the third party provider's privacy policy, if it has one. Higher Ed Post cannot make guarantees or warranties as to the nature of a third party's use of your personal information.
OPTING-OUT, CORRECTIONS AND CANCELLATIONS
If you are already a registered user with HigherEdPost.com, you may manage your promotional e-mail preferences by "opting-out" of further e-mail contact from HigherEdPost.com.
Upon request, we will remove you and your personal information from our database, thereby canceling your registration; correct personal information that you state is erroneous, manage your promotional e-mail preferences for you; and/or (manage your preferences for sharing personally identifying information for you. Please direct your inquiry to:
Higher Ed Post
Academic Advertising
260 Peachtree Street, NW
Suite 2200
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
Admin@HigherEdPost.com
LAST UPDATED: May 29, 2009
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