Jan. 18 - From scanning emails to 'scrobbling' music tracks, technology companies are profiting from tracking their users' online activities.
Many internet users agree to use technologies that track their activities in exchange for enhanced services.
Reuters Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan reports.
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