Since losing his job as CEO of e-mail service provider Epsilon Interactive, Al DiGuido has apparently kept himself busy doing charity work through the organization he started in 2004: Al’s Angels.

Your article has to set a fire under the butts of every Libertarian out there in "Fear of Universal ID-land". I can see the virtue in "Smart Cards" and the benefits to consumers and businesses, at least corporate giant types.

Re: Loose Cannon: Dance: 10; Looks: 3, Direct Newsline, Dec. 4, 2006

Hitachi America, Ltd., has embarked on a multi-year, multi-million dollar campaign to help boost the company's revenues and build brand awareness for its lesser-known technology products.

Like junkies and other chronic abusers, even some legitimate businesses can’t seem to stop themselves from abusing their permission-based lists with too frequent, often irrelevant mailings.

Last week’s Trends Report “Thinking outside the Banner” focused on the new type of ad network, one whose inventory wasn’t limited to IAB formats. And, in a break with traditional web site based networks, many of these companies...

ChoicePoint Inc., the data firm that rose to prominence after it sold consumer information to scam artists, reported a third quarter loss of $72.2 million on revenue of $246.7 million.

Starlight Starbright's Appeal has Star Power Two recent mailings from the nonprofit fundraiser Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation include a personal appeal from actress and children's book author Jamie Lee Curtis. The organization assists ...

What causes you to wake up at 3 a.m. in a sweat? For marketers, it may be response rates and clickthrough rates, For CFOs, it’s cash flow and net asset value.

A GM sweepstakes that has garnered 45,000 entries so far has come under fire for its ties to syndicated radio talk show host Sean Hannity.