Legal and Ethical Implications of Newspaper Web Privacy Policies

Gundars Kaupins; Christy Suciu; Mark Buchanan

Legal and Ethical Implications of Newspaper Web Privacy Policies

Gundars Kaupins
, Christy Suciu
, Mark Buchanan

Management Department

Boise State University

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This study summarizes the legal and ethical implications of the privacy policies of the top ten newspapers in the United States. The papers have created policies using language that is more complicated than a typical reader would read. They have allowed themselves to collect data from a wide variety of sources and send the information to third parties can use the information for a variety of purposes. These policies exist in the context of the Fourth Amendment, Electronic Monitoring Communications Act, Wiretap Statutes, and other laws and court cases.

Original language	American English
Journal	Advances in Business Research
State	Published - 1 Jan 2012

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Business Administration, Management, and Operations

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