2001

• American Electronics Association. AeA Privacy Principles for Federal Preemption Legislation. Washington DC: AeA, January 2001.
• Direct Marketing Association. Direct Marketing Assocation's Online Marketing Guidelines and the Do the Right Thing Commentary. New York, NY: DMA, [2001].
• Direct Marketing Association of South Africa. Best Practice Guidelines for the Marketing of Goods and Services Through the Internet. Johannesburg:DMA, August 2001.
• Entertainment Software Rating Board. ESRB Privacy Online Principles and Guidelines. New York, NY: ESRB, [2001]. Please note that this is a PDF document.
• MCI WorldCom. Do Not Call List Guidelines. Arlington, VA: MCI WorldCom, [2001].
• Medem. eRisk Guidelines for Physician-Patient Online Communications. San Francisco: Medem, January 2001.
• Personalization Consortium. Privacy Principles and Audit Guidelines. Wakefield, MA:Personalization, January 31, 2001.
• TRUSTe. Privacy Symbols and Labels Initiative. Washington DC: TRUSTe, June 19, 2001.
• _____. TRUSTe Guidelines on Personally Identifiable Information Uses in Mergers, Acquisitions, Bankruptcies, Closures and Dissolutions of Web Sites. San Jose, CA: TRUSTe, April 11, 2001. This is a Word document.

2000

• Australian Direct Marketing Association. Online Marketing Guidelines. King's Cross, NSW: ADMA, [2000]. The complete guideline is available as a PDF document.
• Hi-Ethics. Health Internet Ethics: Ethical Principles for Offering Internet Health Services to Consumers. Washington DC: Hi-Ethics, May 2000.
• Hong Kong Internet Service Providers Association. Anti–SPAM – Implementation Guideline. Hong Kong: HKISPA, February 2000. Also of interest is the Anti-SPAM- Code of Practice that this Guideline implements.
• Prescott, Charles, Vice President, International Business and Government Affairs, The Direct Marketing Association. The US Direct Marketer’s Guide to Compliance With the Safe Harbor Program for European Data. First Edition. New York: DMA, September 2000. Also of interest is the Safe Harbor Program.
• Responsible Electronic Communications Alliance. The Responsible Electronic Communications Alliance Proposals for Privacy Protection. Washington DC: RECA, September 25, 2000.

1999

• BBBOnline. BBBOnline Privacy Program. Arlington, VA: BBBOnline, [1999]. Please note that this is a PDF document.
• Coalition Against Unsolicited Bulk Email, Australia. Information for Businesses: the Most Important Lesson on Internet Marketing You Will Ever Read. CAUBE, [1999].
• Hambridge, S., INTEL, and A. Lunde, Northwestern University. RFC 2635 Don't Spew: A Set of Guidelines for Mass Unsolicited Mailings and Postings. Reston, VA: Internet Society, June 1999.

1998

• Online Privacy Alliance. Effective Enforcement of Self-Regulation. Washington DC: OPA, June 1998.
• Online Privacy Alliance. Guidelines for Online Privacy Policies. Washington DC: OPA, June 1998.
• Online Privacy Alliance. Principles for Children's Online Activities. Washington DC: OPA, June 1998.
• Online Privacy Alliance. Statement on Enforcement of Self-Regulation. Washington DC: OPA, June 1998.

1997

• Direct Marketing Association. Marketing Online: Privacy Principles and Guidance. Washington DC: DMA, March 1997.
• Internet Alliance. Principles on Notice and Choice Procedures for Online Information Collection and Distribution by Internet and Online Service Providers. Silver Spring, MD: IA, May 1997.
• Internet Alliance. Statement on Children's Marketing Issues. Silver Spring, MD: IA, May 1997.

1996

• Cyber Rights Working Group, Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility. Electronic Privacy Guidelines. Palo Alto, CA: CPSR, September 1996.

1994

• Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario. The Information Highway: Access and Privacy Principles. Ontario: IPC, December 1994.