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  • Naviant Taps Lighthouse for Data One Postal File

    Naviant has chosen Lighthouse List Co. to manage its 33-million name Data One postal file. There is a 3-million name monthly hotline. Data One is an e-mail

  • Former Fingerhut DB Execs Form DM Services Company

    Five former database marketing executives at the now-defunct Fingerhut catalog have formed database marketing services company Decision Intelligence Inc.

  • EP Adopts Compromise Data Protection Directive

    The European Parliament has ratified a compromise data protection directive that limits the ability of law enforcement agencies of its 15-member nations

  • DIRECT Listline

    Chemical Engineering Venture Direct Worldwide is offering the active subscriber file of Chemical Engineering. The list includes 73,411 paid U.S. subscribers,

  • European Parliament Mulls Compromise Data Protection Directive

    The 626-member European Parliament is expected to ratify a compromise data protection directive tomorrow that would limit the ability of the law enforcement

  • European Parliament Urged To Keep Internet Use Data Private

    A coalition of international privacy groups is urging the European Parliament to reject a proposal that would allow the law enforcement agencies of its member nations to monitor the Internet and retain the communications and personal information of its users.

  • European DMers Spent $43 Billion Euros in 2000: FEDMA

    The report is a bit out of date, given that the dot-com implosion occurred in mid-year. But the Federation of European Direct Marketing (FEDMA) reported

  • Tips for Brokers

    With times as tough as they are it is imperative that mailers are armed with the information and resources required for investing wisely in direct mail efforts.

  • Gupta, InfoUSA Refile Slander Case

    THE COURTS will have another chance to determine whether a letter sent to the Indiana GOP defamed InfoUSA and its CEO Vin Gupta. In February, a federal

  • S.O.S. Yields $$$

    Fifth Third Bank never had a problem signing up new customers; its problem was keeping them. A year ago, bank customers were closing nine accounts for