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Sens. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Ted Stevens (R-AK) introduced legislation March 4 that would ban the sale or rental of personal information on consumers under

Get ready, it’s coming: Sometime over the next two years, a major U.S. company is going to do something so bad that it will make all prior privacy scandals

Executive search firm Spencer Stuart has been chosen to help pick the successor to Direct Marketing Association president H. Robert Wientzen. The DMA

I’m so old I remember when the American Express Platinum Card had cachet. It cost $300 a year ($395 now), surrounded by no-fee competitors, but the Platinum

The four biggest Internet service providers America Online, Earthlink, Microsoft and Yahoo! have filed the first major industry lawsuits under the new

Whether it’s a determined clownfish, a web-slinging boy wonder or a style-setting rap artist, the right match between an entertainment property and a

In the grandest tradition of political timidity, I am going to bravely not take a stance on gay weddings. The Democrats and Republicans already have announced

In the late 1990s, the Italian post office found itself in a situation that many of its European counterparts knew all too well: The Internet and private

This month and next, General Growth Properties will bring Nickelodeon’s Noggin brand into a handful of malls with Club Noggin centers. They will test

The History Channel’s e-commerce Web site carries 16 video or DVD sets featuring German air might. By any standard this is a lot of Luftwaffe, but A&E