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DMA RESPONDS I would like to clear up the misconception Mr. Rich Card creates in his recent letter to the editor (Going Nowhere?, DIRECT, December 2002)

THEY MAY BE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD, but Liberty Group, a South African financial services company, faces a problem all too familiar to U.S. firms

Defendants used stolen names, sent bogus mail pieces to list managers

Proposed changes in the Federal Trade Commission’s telemarketing regulations, announced yesterday, will now require for-profit companies that do telemarketing

The U.S. Postal Service and two of its largest employee unions, the American Postal Workers Union and the National Postal Mail Handlers Union, have reached tentative agreement on a two year contract.

A telemarketer

AARP is going after the Hispanic senior market with a mid-seven-figure initiative. In 2003, 4 million of AARP’s 130 million direct mail solicitations

President Bush has created a commission to explore the U.S. Postal Service

The final defendant in the multiple lawsuits against Triad Discount Buying Services Inc. has agreed to settle FTC charges.