Books like The E-Privacy imperative

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1Permission Marketing
Permission Marketing
Seth Godin
It is also a business book from the late 1990s about how customers' consent and trust shape online marketing.
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2Secrets and Lies
Secrets and Lies
Bruce Schneier
It covers the security and privacy risks of networked systems for a general audience, from the same period.
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3Data and Goliath
Data and Goliath
Bruce Schneier
It revisits surveillance and personal data collection by companies and governments in a later, more detailed account.
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4The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
Shoshana Zuboff
It examines how companies build businesses on customers' personal data, a question this book also raises.
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5Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace
Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace
Lawrence Lessig
It discusses how software and technical design regulate behavior online, including privacy, from a legal viewpoint.
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6The Filter Bubble
The Filter Bubble
Eli Pariser
It looks at how personal data shapes what online users see and how companies profit from that.
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7Who Owns the Future?
Who Owns the Future?
Jaron Lanier
It questions how personal data is collected and paid for in the digital economy, from a critical business perspective.
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8Privacy and Big Data
Privacy and Big Data
Mary E. Ludloff
It covers how organizations collect and protect personal data, with a practical focus on business responsibilities.
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