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Hyatt Resorts is promoting several of its destinations through Webisodes it plans to create with help from some everyday families.

InterShow has appointed MetaResponse Group to oversee this conference
attendee list targeting investors. Identified are 203,306 individuals
who paid an average of $700 for admission.

The Massachusetts Bankers Association said it will file a class action lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Boston against TJX Cos. Inc. in response to the company’s credit and debit card data breach in which more than 45 million cards may have been compromised.

Most people would expect younger Internet users to make up the majority of the online video viewing audience, and most people would be wrong. Recent figures point to an online video audience that has an average age of a little…

Today we meet Elliot Danziger, director of e-mail marketing services at ePostDirect Inc. He’s been in the list business for 11 years.

Imation Corp. has unveiled its RDX removable hard disk storage system providing backup, data security and expandable storage for small- to medium-sized businesses. Imation will manufacture, market and sell the system under a licensing agreement with ProStor Systems, the developer of the RDX technology.

In past meetings of the Search Engine Strategies conferences, the session on click fraud has often resembled a steel-cage grudge match, with representatives from click-auditing firms and SEM agencies bantering with spokespeople for the major search engines. By comparison, the session at SES New York earlier this month was more like Wimbledon than the World Wrestling Federation.

Directory publisher Marquis Who’s Who LLC has decided to handle its own
list management in-house. Its U.S. lists target Baby Boomers, and
individuals at business, home and e-mail addresses.

The Federal Trade Commission has mailed reimbursement claim forms to an additional 1,500 consumers who may have been exposed to identity theft due to alleged security lapses at information broker ChoicePoint Inc.

A computer containing two-year-old information on nearly 160,000 current and former Neiman Marcus Group Inc. employees was reported stolen. The computer belongs to a third-party pensions benefits plan consultant.