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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
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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.
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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The report is a bit out of date, given that the dot-com implosion occurred in mid-year.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
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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.
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Agencies
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
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Agencies
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
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Agencies
HOUSEHOLD repairs
THE GUTTERS NEED CLEANING, the trim needs painting and the sink is backed up. Who do you call? Sure, there’s lots of local mom and pop repair shops listed
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Agencies
Talbots to Test Menswear in Holiday Catalog
The Talbots Inc., known for its upscale women’s and children’s apparel, is moving into men’s clothing. Its holiday catalog, which will mail in October,
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Lucas Joins DraftWorldwide
James Lucas has been named as senior vice president, director of research, database and analytics by DraftWorldwide Chicago. Previously, he was director
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Agencies
Not-Trying Times
THE WORLD OF DATA COLLECTION seems to be riddled with missed opportunities. Sometimes it seems some marketers or their employees just aren’t even trying.