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Regulation and Compliance in Telemedicine: Viewpoint.
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Ecological Society of America Winter 2025 Governing Board Meeting Minutes Zoom Meeting March 6, 2025
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Information Resources Management Journal, 2001
The Internet has transformed the way in which goods are bought and sold. Forrester Research predicts retail sales on the Internet to grow from less than 1% in 1999 to 6% by 2003. According to Gartner Group, convenience and time saved are two of the main incentives for users to buy online.
Gurpreet Dhillon, Trevor T. Moores
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The Internet has transformed the way in which goods are bought and sold. Forrester Research predicts retail sales on the Internet to grow from less than 1% in 1999 to 6% by 2003. According to Gartner Group, convenience and time saved are two of the main incentives for users to buy online.
Gurpreet Dhillon, Trevor T. Moores
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Russian Politics & Law, 2001
Privacy, the right to an inviolable private life, is one of the most valued and most fragile possessions in modern human society.
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Privacy, the right to an inviolable private life, is one of the most valued and most fragile possessions in modern human society.
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2013
In recent years, large-scale computer networks have become an essential aspect of our daily computing environment. We often rely on a global information infrastructure for ebusiness activities such as home banking, ATM transactions, or shopping online. One of the main scientific and technological challenges in this setting has been to provide security ...
M. Cremonini, C. Braghin, C.A. Ardagna
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In recent years, large-scale computer networks have become an essential aspect of our daily computing environment. We often rely on a global information infrastructure for ebusiness activities such as home banking, ATM transactions, or shopping online. One of the main scientific and technological challenges in this setting has been to provide security ...
M. Cremonini, C. Braghin, C.A. Ardagna
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Privacy and the Quantum Internet
Scientific American, 2009The article discusses Internet privacy and the ability for individuals to search the Web without anyone collected personal data. Web searches can reveal personal information about the user despite anonymization. Topics include an in-depth analysis of how a quantum version of the Internet will allow search engines to return answers from user queries ...
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Privacy issues on the Internet
Proceedings of the 35th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2003An increasing number of people are using the Internet, in many instances unaware of the information being collected about them. In contrast, other people concerned about the privacy and security issues are limiting their use of the Internet, abstaining from purchasing products online.
W. Chung, J. Paynter
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Shopping for Privacy on the Internet
Journal of Consumer Affairs, 2007Privacy is a concern for all major stakeholders in modern society, and technology to erode privacy continually emerges. Studies show that individuals are concerned about database privacy; yet, they seldom make privacy a salient attribute when deciding among competing alternatives.
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The commodification of privacy on the Internet
Science and Public Policy, 2013This paper critically explores, from a political economy perspective on public policy, the commodification of privacy on the Internet as a practical-economic and a discursive process. On the one hand, dominant online business models conflict structurally with users' need for privacy and the users themselves work on their own powerlessness in this ...
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