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Further reading
Booz Allen Hamilton (2002) International E-Economy Benchmarking. The World’s Most
Effective Policies for the E-Economy. Report published 19 November, London. A detailed
study (177-page report) reviewing government attempts to influence use of the Internet
by citizens and businesses.
Dibb, S., Simkin, L., Pride, W. and Ferrell, O. (2000) Marketing. Concepts and Strategies, 4th
edn. Houghton Mifflin, Boston. In Chapter 2, the authors introduce the different ele-
ments of the marketplace from a marketing perspective.
Dyson, E. (1998) Release 2.1. A Design for Living in the Digital Age. Penguin, London. Chap-
ters 5 (Governance), 8 (Privacy), 9 (Anonymity) and 10 (Security) are of particular
relevance.
Garfinkel, S. (2000) Database Nation. O’Reilly, San Francisco. This book is subtitled ‘The
death of privacy in the 21st century’ and this is the issue on which it focuses (includes
Internet- and non-Internet-related privacy).
Slevin, J. (2000) The Internet and Society. Polity Press, Oxford. A book about the Internet
that combines social theory, communications analysis and case studies from both aca-
demic and applied perspectives.