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Web-Savvy Americans a Powerful Consumer Force in U.S., Says Study
NEW YORK (MarketingClick/Reuters)–Americans are still flocking to the Internet in droves and a recent study found that those who use the Internet in
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LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, DC: Cerasale Makes DMA Case to FTC
Jerry Cerasale, the Direct Marketing Association’s senior vice president, government affairs, took advantage of his presence on two Federal Trade Commission panels to outline…
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LIVE FROM LONDON: Using Data? Think First
The much-discussed Data Protection Act isn’t a barrier to the exploitation of new technologies or the use of personal data. But it is, says Elizabeth
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LIVE FROM WASHINGTON, DC: Sharp Exchanges at Data-Merger Panel
Online retail Amazon.com, which did not have representatives on panels at the Federal Trade Commission’s information marketplace workshop on Tuesday,
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InfoUSA and Naviant Enter Licensing Agreement
InfoUSA, Omaha, NB, has signed a long-term $12 million licensing agreement with Naviant marketing Solutions Inc…
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LIVE FROM LONDON: By Definition, Data Compliance Difficult
Achieving compliance with the European Union’s Data Protection Directive by the October deadline would be a whole lot easier for many companies if…
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Hotmail Divulging Subscribers’ Data
Hotmail, Microsoft’s free e-mail service has been divulging subscribers’ e-mail addresses, cities and states to a public Internet directory site, Infospace,
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Protection of Social Security Numbers Big Theme on Hill
The protection of Social Security numbers is a burning theme on Capitol Hill this term….
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By 2005, 96 Million Will Use Wireless Web, But There Are Limitations
The number of U.S. wireless Web users will increase to 96 million in 2005 from 4.1 million in 2000, according to a new report by Jupiter Media Metrix.
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The Other Lawsuit
Pork producers are fighting in court to keep a $51.4 million marketing program that the U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to scrap. Producers won a