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30 Oct This post is from from my other blog here Here's two voices that say the same thing, but serve two very different purposes:  On one hand Robert Gorell from Grokdotcom shares the results of a survey from the UC-Berkeley's Boalt School of Law that says:"Consumers fundamentally misunderstand the rules of the marketplace, up to 75% of consumers think as long as a site has a privacy policy it means it won't share data with third parties. They equate the presence of the policy with substantive privacy rules."Gorell's advice to its audience is to work on making their privacy statement over obvious to preserve their brands' trust (and therefore still get ...Click here to read the entire blog post
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