Corporate
Feb. 5, 2010
'Compete on Privacy,' It Does the Business Good
With consumer trust a top priority, business models that fail to 'compete on privacy' risk losing customers, write Sean Morris and Suzanne Wilson of Arnold & Porter.
As reported previously, the Federal Trade Commission gathered in the west last week on January 28 at Berkeley School of Law to hold the second of its day-long roundtable discussions entitled "Exploring Privacy." The purpose of these roundtables is to present a forum in which the FTC can "explore the privacy challenges posed by the vast array of 21st century technology and business practices tha...
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