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April 18, 2012 Match making: Using data-matching to find people missing out on government assistance One of the tools used by the government in pursuit of 'welfare cheats' is data-matching. The Data-matching Program cross-checks income and personal details held by one... by David Baker
November 19, 2011 Polluted time: Blurring the boundaries between work and life In recent decades technology has revolutionised the way companies do business and workers do their jobs. From the very top of organisations to the most menial and low-paid... by Josh Fear
August 16, 2011 What you don’t know can hurt you: How market concentration threatens internet diversity The internet today stands at a crossroads. Entry into the online marketplace is in theory open to virtually anyone with sufficient technological know-how and a viable... by Josh Fear and Richard Denniss
May 24, 2011 The rise and rise of online retail The online retail boom has begun and it is unlikely to abate soon. According to Southern Cross Equities (2010) domestic online retailers have doubled their market share... by Ben Irvine, David Richardson, Josh Fear and Richard Denniss
October 23, 2009 What does $50,000 buy in a population survey? This piece is a comparison between a phone surveying and an internet surveying, costing $56,000 and $6000, and lasting one month and six days respectively. The participants... by Josh Fear and Richard Denniss
December 8, 2008 Go Away, Please: The social and economic impact of intrusive marketing This paper looks at the attitudes of Australians towards telemarketing in the light of the dubious success of the Do Not Call Register. By and large direct marketing is not... by Josh Fear
