Consumers More Likely to Assess Web Sites as Credible Based On Their Design, Rather Than Critical Disclosure Information, Groundbreaking Studies Conclude.

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Consumers More Likely to Assess Web Sites as Credible Based On Their Design, Rather Than Critical Disclosure Information, Groundbreaking Studies Conclude.

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YONKERS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 29, 2002

Health and Finance Web Sites Need to Do A Better Job Disclosing

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Consumer WebWatch, a nonprofit research project with a mission to improve Web site credibility, today released findings from two joint Web-based research projects indicating that consumers need guidance in evaluating the credibility of Web site content, and that health and finance sites need to do a better job providing information critical to t...

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