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Re: WWW security thesis

Michael,

You'll need an AOL account but the following forum might be
insightful.

WHAT: Internet Demographics 202--What Do the Surveys Say?
WHERE: Centerstage -- Mainstage
WHEN: Friday, March 29, 7 P.M. ET


Still confused about who is online? Due to popular demand, 
the InBusiness team will help you get a grip on all those 
surveys and studies. This second foray into Net surveys will
talk about the specific surveys such as O'Reilly, the University
of Georgia, FIND/SVP, and more. Internet demographics are key 
to successful Net business and marketing but are often a little
hard to decypher.

Keyword: InBusiness

Also, a detailed examination of the Visa/MasterCard online payment
specs, alliance, and model would probably also be a good jumping
off point.

Good luck,

Greg



Michael Paska wrote:
> 
> I'm writing a thesis on the impact of network security on World
> Wide Web business opportunities.  This thesis will focus on both
> the concerns of the end user of any WWW business (e.g. Can
> the consumer guarantee that their credit card number will remain
> private) and the concerns of the service provider.  I am looking
> for stats on what type of target audience someone would have if
> they offered their product on the WWW.  I would also be interested
> to see if their has already been research on what types of fears
> consumers have when using the WWW as a medium for purchasing goods.
> If anyone has any ideas about places to look for that information
> or any other sites that would have information along that line
> I'd really appreciate it.
> 
>                                         Michael Paska
>                                         Boston College
>                                         paska@cs.bc.edu
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