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[…] the direct opposite. Alexander Bleier is a Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Retailing and Customer Management, University of Cologne, Albertus -Magnus -Platz 1, 50931 Cologne, Germany. Phone: +49 -(0)221 -470 6250; Fax +49 -(0)221 -470 5191; email: [email protected] -koeln.de. Maik Eisenbeiss is the OBI Assistant Professor for Marketing and Retailing at the Department […]

[…] -and-a-quarter hours, were c onducted primarily in person between 2008 and 2012; European interviews occurred from 2010 to 2012. Two of the U.S. interviews were conducted by phone but were otherwise identical. Interviews took place in conference rooms at the offices of the interview ees or at off-site locations at the preference of the […]

[…] Comm’n Sec’y (May 20, 1915), available at http://cdm.sos.state.ga.us:2011/ cdm/singleitem/collection/frankclem/id/73. It is likely that such a letter would have enclosed support for Frank’s clemency petition, as a large number of prominent Georgians weighed in support of commutation to life of Frank’s death sentence. 139. See Leo Frank Clemency File, GA. SECRETARY ST., http://sos.georgia.gov/archives/ what-do we […]

[…] trustworthy manner to ensure consumer acceptance. Some of the smart store technologies of particular interest to retailers leverage the interaction of store Wi -Fi networks and mobile phones. 44 Stores ca n learn how long consumers are waiting in line to check out and can understand how many consumers are repeat shoppers or which […]

[…] Happy New Year from the Future of Privacy Forum!  And thank you for following our work and for your support in advancing privacy issues.  Here is our 2013 List of Ins and Outs for your enjoyment. On behalf of the entire team at FPF we wish you a fulfilling New Year. To receive regular […]

[…] same credit card company for business transactions in the name of Dr J M Smith billed to his work address and to which is a different customer number and PIN is assigned. 3 This is a stated objective of many national identity schemes but even if it is not an objective, it is an […]

[…] as the interviewees have had a chance to review this 17article and correct any inaccuracies in the statements attributed to them, they will be referred to by number, not byname (e.g. Interviewee 1, Interviewee 2, etc.). The published version of this article will cite interviewees by name. -6-conduct for banks, insurance companies, direct marketers, […]

[…] Security Agency, 2011 WL 6848406 (9 th Cir. Dec. 29, 2011) (reversing lower court decision that plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge widespread warrantless surveillance of their communications phone calls and e -mails as part of terrorist surveillance program); Am. Civil Liberties Union v. National Security Agency, 493 F.3d 644 (6 th Cir. 2007) (finding […]

[…] is met by a database system that behaves similarly whether or not any pa rticular individual is represented in the database, effec tively producing anonymity. Although a number of computer scie ntists agree that these technologies can offer privacy -protecting advan tages over traditional approaches such as redaction of personally identifiable information from shared […]

[…] govern information transactions. For instance, a 2008 survey of Californians found that in six transaction co ntexts (pizza delivery, donations to charities, product warranties, prod uct rebates, phone numbers collected at the register, and catalog sales), a majority either did not know or falsely believed that privacy laws required businesses to obtain affirmative consent […]