Internet privacy: interpreting key issues

Authors:
Gurpreet S. Dhillon;Trevor T. Moores
Affiliations:
University of Nevada, Las Vegas;University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Venue:
Advanced topics in information resources management
Year:
2003

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Abstract

The phenomenal growth in Internet commerce in recent years has brought privacy concerns to the fore. Although privacy as a concept has been well understood with respect to brick and motor businesses, there is limited research in identifying major issues of concern related to Internet privacy. This paper systematically identifies the major Internet privacy concerns. Data for the study was collected through two panels and subjective evaluation.