AOL Says It Doesn't Honor Do-Not-Track Requests

By Allison Grande (August 15, 2014, 5:35 PM EDT) -- AOL Inc. disclosed on Friday that it doesn't respond to signals sent by major Web browsers that indicate that online users don't want their activities to be tracked across websites, although it said it may be willing to reconsider its position if the industry can agree on a uniform do-not-track standard....

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