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[…] a  yearly  basis],  up  from  $175  billion  in  2007,  and  should  top  $300  billion  [on  a  yearly  basi s]  over  the  next  five  years,  according  to  a  Shop.org  study  conducted  by  Forrester Research Inc.”).  5  Amazon.com  reported  net  sales  of  $4.1  billion  for  the  first  quarter  2008.   See Amazon.com,  Inc.,  Quarterly  Report  (Form  10-Q),  at  4  (April  […]

[…] stores  closed.  Within a few hours of the rumor’s origination,   thousands  of  Hong  Kong  people,  upon  hearing  the  new s,  brought  all  their  vouchers  (ranging  from  one  to  dozens)  and  rushed  to  the  shop s.  .  .  .  (T)hey  pushed  and  squeezed  into  the  shops  and  got  whatever  cakes  or  pastries  (were)   left.  When  all  the  cakes  and  pastries  […]

[…] proxy for these other sources. Fraud da ta is collected, managed and reported in a virtually identical method as identity theft and includes suc h activities as shop-at-home/catalog sales, prizes/sweepstakes, internet auctions, and foreign money offers. State population data were obtained from the US Cen sus bureau. Unemployment rates were collected from US Department […]

[…] learn that other people get better discount coupons than I do for the same products.‖  66% disagree that ―it‘s OK with me if the supermarket I shop a t keeps detailed records of my buying behavior.‖  87% disagree that ―it‘s OK if an online store I use charges people different prices for […]

[…] seen‘? Or how about this, attached to the entry for one woman from the south of England: ‗Owner of a WW2 jeep. Singer with a ladies‘ barber shop chorus and quartet‘‖). 89. See BNP Expects More Arr ests over Leaked Membership List , NOTTINGHAM EVENING POST , Dec. 6, 2008, http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/crime/arrested -Notts -BNP -membership […]

[…] of privacy that a consumer should enjoy. 143 Dwyer v. American Express Co., 273 Ill.App.3d 742, 652 N.E.2d 1351, 210 Ill. Dec. 375 (1995); Weld v. CVS Pharmacy, No. 98 -0897F, 1999 WL 494114 (Mass. Super. June 29, 1999); Shibley v. Time, Inc., 45 Ohio App.2d 69, 341 N.E.2d 337 (1975); Avrahami v. U.S. […]

[…] April 2001 complaint. 64 The complaint had alleged that Hearst illegally acquired a monopoly in the market for electronic integratable drug information databases, which are used by pharmacies, hospitals, doctors, payors, and patients to ob- tain information about drug prices, drug effects, drug interactions, and drug eligibility under various payment plans. According to the […]

[…] Hankes Drielsma, P., Sadeh, N., & Cr anor, L. F. (2008). User-controllable learning of security and privacy policies. Proceedings of the Proceedings of the 1st ACM work shop on Workshop on AISec. 9 Kohlberg, L. (1958). The development of modes of moral thinking and choi ce in the years 10 to 16: University of […]

[…] that they expect the software that already protects their privacy and security to extend to OBA. As with browsers’ built-in tools, security suite software is a one-stop shop for protection from “the Internet.” Users did not want to take separate action for each new threat to their privacy. There- 9 fore, opt-out mechanisms that […]

[…] deleted. Similarly, should an individual wish to close their Etsy account, they are informed that closing an account “will not free up your email address, username, or shop name for re -use on a new account, ” suggest ing Etsy maintains this informat ion indef initely. 48 Other platforms provide no clear guidance on […]