云产业发展与消费者隐私保护的平衡机制研究——基于成本-收益视角

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Abstract Costs for information gathering drop with the development of the Internet. Cloud industry grows fast, but consumer privacy is in greater danger. To balance the two, we set forth a cost-benefit model. Costs and benefits for cloud industry to protect consumer privacy are listed in detail. A comprehensive legislation is suggested as the baseline. It is suggested that cloud industry could be more rewarding in the marketplace for their better protection of consumer privacy. The U.S.A supervision lessons are introduced including the February 2012 White Papers on consumer privacy by the White House and the March 2012 recommendations for protecting consumer privacy by the Federal Trade Commission. A framework of protecting consumer privacy for China and some advice are given.

Key words： cloud industry privacy of consumer information cost-benefit model supervision lessons from U.S.A a model of protecting consumer privacy

Received: 29 October 2013 Published: 15 March 2014

Corresponding Authors: WANG Rui E-mail: wangrui@mail.zjgsu.edu.cn

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YU Rui. The Development of Cloud Industry and the Protection of Consumer Privacy——A Cost-benefit Model[J]. , 2014, (3): 22-32.

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