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About the Authors
Jane Webster is the current senior editor for MISQ Review. She received her Ph.D. from New York
University and is a professor in the School of Business at Queen’s University in Canada. Her research
interests center around electronic monitoring, organizational communication, and computer-based selection, training, and testing issues. She has published in a variety of journals, including MIS Quarterly,
Academy of Management Journal, Communication Research, and Organization Science.
Richard Watson is the J. Rex Fuqua Distinguished Chair for Internet Strategy and Director of the Center
for Information Systems Leadership in the Terry College of Business, the University of Georgia. He has
published in leading journals in several fields as well as authored books on data management and electronic commerce and given invited seminars in nearly 20 countries. He is VP of Communications of AIS.
He was a senior editor of MIS Quarterly with responsibility for MISQ Review. He is a visiting professor at
Agder University College, Norway, and a consulting editor to John Wiley & Sons.

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