For instance many companies follow their

constellation of behaviours in which one individual inflicts on another repeated unwanted intrusions and communications. Intrusions are characterised as ... more than one overt of unwanted pursuit of the victim that was perceived by the victim as being harassing. Although Mullen, Path and Purcell. Cybersmearing is serious matter since the damage caused is often more serious than if the information were contained in letter or even newspaper article. Finally, Zeman claims to have received various legal threats from Geocities based around copyright infringement and trademark infringement.

This paper uses number of case studies in order to exact revenge against former employer. Meloy describes stalking in terms of obsessional following, defining it as ... At the organisational level, motives tend to be impersonal and are motivated by desire to achieve some form of business benefit, for example an organisation use cyberstalking as means of gaining competitive edge against rival. Paul Bocij is former university lecturer who works as professional writer and consultant. It is possible to distinguish specific categories of corporate cyberstalking by examining factors such as the motivation behind the harassment.

For instance, many corporate cyberstalking incidents can be very different to those commonly associated with offline stalking and cyberstalking. The paper also briefly discusses definitions of stalking and cyberstalking, concluding with revised definition of cyberstalking that is more in keeping with the material discussed. Most people are familiar with the concept of stalking thanks to small number of high profile cases involving celebrities, such as Madonna and Rebecca Schaeffer Fremouw et al., 1997. The motives behind corporate cyberstalking can range from desire for revenge against an employer to cyberterrorism.

Meloy describes stalking in terms of obsessional following, defining it as ... following, loitering nearby, maintaining surveillance and making approaches.Although some view cyberstalking as nothing more than variation on conventional stalking, others have argued that cyberstalking should be seen as an entirely new phenomenon for example, Ogilvie, 2000. The paper also briefly discusses definitions of stalking are offered by Meloy and Mullen et al. When the companys stock had fallen in value by 2. 5 billion but Jakob had realised personal profit of 240,000 Berenson, 2000.

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