Internet Privacy Policies: A Review and Survey of the Fortune 50

Authors:
Alan R. Peslak
Affiliations:
Penn State University, USA
Venue:
Information Resources Management Journal
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Privacy on the Internet has been of increasing concern with the explosive growth of electronic commerce. A series of past surveys by the Federal Trade Commission and other organizations measured the implementation of fair information practices and industry self-regulation of privacy. This report includes two important additional factors in the review-enforcement and simplicity. Using this more comprehensive analysis, this article reviews the current Internet privacy polices of the 50 largest US companies.