2009
DOI: 10.2501/s0021849909090047
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Too Much Information: Does the Internet Dig Too Deep?

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“…Sekä itsestä kertominen että yksityisiksi koetut asiat eroavat sukupuolittain (mm. Kacchi & Link 2009;Wilkins & Gareis 2006). Naiset näyttävät kertovan enemmän tunteisiin liittyvistä asioista kuin miehet.…”
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“…Sekä itsestä kertominen että yksityisiksi koetut asiat eroavat sukupuolittain (mm. Kacchi & Link 2009;Wilkins & Gareis 2006). Naiset näyttävät kertovan enemmän tunteisiin liittyvistä asioista kuin miehet.…”
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“…The increased control that consumers have over when and how they transact with businesses and the more personalized treatment that they receive from knowledge-driven relationships must also be considered in light of potential privacy losses associated with misuse and/or illegal access to personal information stored in proprietary and commercial databases (Kachhi & Link, 2009;Milne, Bahl, & Rohm, 2008). Publicized misuse related to diverse concerns such as the Patriot Act, identity theft, phishing, spam, data hacking, and compromised databases have raised alarms that customers' personal data might not be secure and that the unwarranted use, disclosure, and acquisition of their personal information may have severe financial and psychological consequences (Federal Trade Commission [FTC], 2009).…”
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“…Advancing database technologies have increased the opportunity for businesses to acquire, use, and disseminate customer information (Miceli, Ricotta, and Costabile 2007; Nehf 2007; Youn 2009). Although the permissive use of customer information has benefits for improving buyer–seller relationships (Stanaland, Lwin, and Leong 2009), these benefits must be weighed against privacy abuses associated with unauthorized access to personal information stored in proprietary and commercial databases (Kachhi and Link 2009; Milne, Bahl, and Rohm 2008; Norberg, Horne, and Horne 2009). At the extreme, the unauthorized and illegal use of personal information in the form of identity theft, phishing scams, and database piracy has focused considerable attention on the information privacy debate and the financial and psychological consequences associated with this misuse (Federal Trade Commission 2007; Peltier, Milne, and Phelps 2009; Rotfeld 2009).…”
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