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Nov 15, 2012
Report finds most businesses are not taking privacy seriously and risk alienating customers
GLOBAL – Despite growing privacy concerns among consumers, nearly two-thirds of surveyed employees believe their companies do not consider privacy and the protection of personal information a corporate priority, according to a report by Edelman.
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