Hotmail already scans every single email on it's service for viruses and optionally for spam filtering. And there are of course ads on every single page. So what's the difference if it's scanned for keywords already and it then passes keywords to the ad script as well as the anti-spam filter? And every single email provider out there makes it plain in their TOS that all email is liable to be scanned or read at any time without prior notice to the user. Email is by no means a private service and it never has been and never will be.
I don't really see any difference between Google, et al targeting their ads based on what you search for in their search engine and this.
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