• Program on Information Technology, Health Records and Privacy, How the Public Sees Health Records and an EMR Program. Conducted by Harris Interactive. Hackensack, NJ:CSLR, February 16, 2005.
• Westin, Alan F. and the Program on Information Technology, Health Records and Privacy. How the Public Views Health Privacy: Survey Findings From 1978 to 2005. Hackensack, NJ: CSLR, February 23, 2005.

• Consumer WebWatch. A Matter of Trust: What Users Want From Web Sites. Conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates. Yonkers, NY: Consumer WebWatch, April 16, 2002.
• European Commission. Open Consultation on “Trust Barriers for B2B e-Marketplaces”: Presentation of the Main Results. Brussels: EC, June 2002.
• _____. Questionnaire for on the Implementation of the Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC): Results of Online Consultation 20 June - 15 September 2002. Conducted by Interactive Policy Making. Brussels: EC, September 2002.
• _____. Questionnaire for Data Controllers on the Implementation of the Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC): Results of Online Consultation 20 June - 15 September 2002. Conducted by Interactive Policy Making. Brussels: EC, September 2002.
• Gartner. Gartner Reports Strong Opposition to a US National Identity Program (survey summary). Stamford, CT: Gartner, March 12, 2002.
• Jupiter Media Metrix. Seventy Percent of US Consumers Worry About Online Privacy, but Few Take Protective Action (survey summary). New York: JMM, June 3, 2003.
• Pedersen, Alan. Privacy Fears are Stifling Online Business Says EU Survey (survey summary). Harrow, Middlesex, UK: Privacy Laws & Business International, October 2002.
• SEARCH-US Bureau of Justice Statistics and Alan F. Westin. Public Attitudes Toward the Uses of Biometric Identification Technologies by Government and the Private Sector (survey summary).Conducted by Opinion Research Corporation. Hackensack, NJ: P&AB, August 2002. Please note that this PowerPoint file will download directly to your desktop.

• ARC Group and the Wireless Advertising Association. Privacy is not a Barrier to the Success of Mobile Advertising (survey summary). Guildford, Surrey, UK: ARC, October 15, 2001.
• ASNE Freedom of Information Committee and the First Amendment Center. Freedom of Information in the Digital Age. Arlington, VA: ASNE, April 2001.
• BBBOnLine. Third-Party Assurance Boosts Online Purchasing: BBBOnLine Privacy, Reliability Seals Increase Consumer Confidence; Privacy Remains Public’s Chief Concern (survey summary). Conducted by Greenfield Online. Arlington VA: BBBOnLine, October 17, 2001.
• Chosun.com (English Edition). Officials Fear of Wiretapping Grows (survey summary). [Seoul]: Chosun, December 2, 2001.
• Columbus Group and Ipsos-Reid. Privacy Policies Critical to Online Consumer Trust. Vancouver: Columbus Group, March 1, 2001.
• Culnan, Mary J and George R. Milne. The Culnan-Milne Survey on Consumers & Online Privacy Notices: Summary of Responses. Washington DC: FTC, December 2001.
• Cyber Dialogue. Cyber Dialogue Survey Data Reveals Lost Revenue for Retailers Due to Widespread Consumer Privacy Concerns (survey summary). New York: Cyber Dialogue, November 7, 2001.
• Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and Dimension Data. Survey Reveals Major Corporations are Getting Ready for New Privacy Law. Canberra: Deloitte, September 17, 2001.
• Department for Trade and Industry. Informing Consumers About E-commerce. Conducted by MORI. London: DTI, September 2001.
• Economist Intelligence Unit in cooperation with Baker & McKenzie. Private Investigations: Data Privacy and the Challenge to Business. London, NY: EIU, October 2001.
• eFunds Corporation. Survey Identifies Place Most Consumers Would Turn in Identity-Theft Situation. Scottsdale, AZ: eFunds, December 19, 2001.
• ePolicy Institute. 2001 Electronic Policies and Practices Survey. In collaboration with the American Management Association and US News & World Report. Columbus, OH: ePolicy Institute, August 2001.
• Forrester Research. Privacy Issues Inhibit Online Spending (survey summary). Cambridge, MA: Forrester, October 3, 2001.
• Gallup Poll. Majority of E-mail Users Express Concern About Internet Privacy. Princeton, NJ: Gallup, June 28, 2001.
• Gartner, Inc. GartnerG2 Report: 86 Percent of Online Adults Very Concerned About Security Untapped Consumer Base Needs Online Reassurance (survey summary). Stamford, CT: Gartner, August 7, 2001.
• Harris Interactive. Overwhelming Public Support for Increasing Surveillance Powers and, in Spite of Many Concerns About Potential Abuses, Confidence That These Powers Would be Used Properly. Rochester, NY: Harris Interactive, October 3, 2001.
• _____. Privacy Notices Research Final Results. Conducted for the Privacy Leadership Initiative. Rochester, NY: Harris, December 2001.
• _____. A Study About Airport Security. Prepared for Identix. Los Gatos, CA: Identix, September 25, 2001.
• Harris Interactive and Alan F. Westin. Proceed: But With Great Care, and With Adequate Safeguards. Hackensack, NJ: Privacy & American Business, October 3, 2001.
• Information Commissioner of the United Kingdom. Data Controller and Public Authorities Research: Summary of Findings. Conducted by Quaestor for the Information Commissioner’s Office. London: IC, June 2001.
• _____. Data Subject and Individual Research: Main Findings. Conducted by RSGB for the Information Commissioner’s Office.London: IC, June 2001.
• Information Technology Association of America and Tumbleweed Communications. Keeping the Faith: Government, Information Security and Homeland Cyber Defense. Washington DC: ITAA, December 11, 2001.
• Ipsos-Reid, CTV and The Globe and Mail. Majority (58%)Say Terrorism Threats Outweigh Protection of Individual Rights, Freedom and Due Process of Law: Police, Intelligence Officials Should Get Tools They Need to Protect Collective Safety of Canadians Against Terrorism. Toronto: Ipsos-Reid, October 5, 2001. Please note that the data tables for this survey are in PDF format.
• Ipsos-Reid and Emailthatpays. Canadians’ Love Affair with Email Continues. Vancouver: Ipsos-Reid, October 30, 2001. Please note that the data tables for this survey are in PDF format.
• Ipsos-Reid. Online Security and Privacy Concerns on the Increase in Canada. Toronto: Ipsos-Reid, November 28, 2001. Please note that the data tables for this survey are in PDF format.
• Jupiter Media Metrix. Nearly Half of US Online Financial Consumers are Ready to Consolidate Their Accounts at a Single Institution (survey summary). New York: JMM, October 24, 2001.
• Kaiser Family Foundation. Generation Rx.com: How Young People Use the Internet for Health Information. Menlo Park, CA: KFF, December 2001.
• McPheters & Company and Beta Research. Renewed Conservatism Sweeps the Country in Aftermath of Attacks: Media Habits Change. New York: McPheters, November 15, 2001.
• MORI. Reaction to Attacks on America & Identity Cards Poll. London: MORI, September 23, 2001.
• National Consumers League. 2001 Shopping Online Survey. Washington DC: NCL, 2001.
• PC World. PC World Poll Highlights Privacy Concerns. San Francisco: PC World, October 5, 2001.
• Personalization Consortium. Personalization and Privacy Survey.Wakefield, MA: Personalization, January 2001.
• Pew Internet and American Life. Fear of Online Crime: Americans Support FBI Interception of Criminal Suspects’ Email and New Laws to Protect Online Privacy. Washington DC: PIP, April 2, 2001.
• Pew Research Center for the People & the Press. Post-Terrorist Attack Survey and Final Topline. Washington DC: Pew, September 19, 2001.
• Privacy Commissioner of Australia. Business Attitudes Towards Privacy in Australia. Sponsored by the Australian Information Industry Association, Centrelink, Freehills, Pricewaterhouse Coopers and the Australian Taxation Office. Conducted by Roy Morgan Research. Sydney: PC of Australia, July 31, 2001. This survey is also available in PDF and Word formats.
• _____. Community Attitudes Towards Privacy in Australia. Sponsored by the Australian Taxation Office. Conducted by Roy Morgan Research. Sydney: PC of Australia, July 31, 2001. This survey is also available in PDF and Word formats.
• _____. Government Attitudes Towards Privacy in Australia. Sponsored by the Australian Information Industry Association, Centrelink, Freehills, Pricewaterhouse Coopers and the Australian Taxation Office. Conducted by Roy Morgan Research. Sydney: PC of Australia, July 31, 2001. This survey is also available in PDF and Word formats.
• Privacy Commissioner of New Zealand. Privacy Concerns Loom Large, Poll Indicates (survey summary). Conducted by UMR. Auckland:PC of New Zealand, September 2001.
• Privacy Leadership Initiative. Privacy Notices Miss the Mark with Consumers (survey summary). Conducted by Harris Interactive. Washington DC: PLI, December 3, 2001.
• Public Interest Advocacy Centre. Business Usage of Consumer Information for Direct Marketing: What the Public Thinks. Conducted by Ekos Research Associates Inc. Ottawa: PIAC, August 2001.
• Statistical Research, Inc. Even Veteran Web Users Remain Skittish About Sites That Get Personal. (Survey summary) Westfield, NJ: SRI, June 7, 2001.
• techies.com. Workplace Privacy: A Thing of the Past? Edina, MN: techies.com, February 2001.
• UCLA Center for Communication Policy. The UCLA Internet Report 2001 — Surveying the Digital Future Year Two. Los Angeles: CCP, November 2001.

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