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Advanced Data-Comm Inc., a telemarketing company, has tapped AT&T to provide an integrated networking system.

Voice over IP technology takes the analog waves of voice sounds, digitizes them into the ones and zeroes needed to transmit on data networks, sends them over the Internet, and then turns them back into sounds. And that

Infocus Marketing Inc. was named list manager for the 72,518-member
Mortgage Bankers Association. Most of these individuals, ranging in age
from 35 to 54, have an average of 20 years’ experience in the mortgage
industry.

Schick has signed as the main sponsor for a reality series set to debut on Spike TV next year. As part of its sponsorship, Schick’s best-selling Quattro razor will be integrated into the 10-episode series King of Vegas, with a weekly segment titled, …

4Kids TV has teamed up with Chuck E. Cheese Restaurants across the country to drive tune-in and awareness around the new season of 4Kids on Fox with a watch and win sweepstakes. Under the partnership, employees in 500 Chuck E. Cheese restaurants will …

The Strawberry Shortcake brand is out with a new promotion touting its Berry Princess line with a 10-city meet-and-greet character mall tour and sweepstakes that will treat one grand-prize winner and a guest as “princesses” for the day. Next month, …

Dolphin Limited Partnership, a Stamford, CT-based investment firm, has requested “books and records” pertaining to infoUSA’s activities, as well as those of its officers and directors. Dolphin holds 1.2 million shares, or around 2.2%, of the Omaha, NE-based data firm’s stock.

InfoUSA CEO Vinod Gupta was unavailable for comment at deadline.

Dallas retailer CompUSA has launched CompUSA Network for Business, a loyalty program for the SO/HO market. It awards points at a rate of 13 for every dollar spent.

CNET Networks Inc. has named Worldata to manage the TechRepublic lists,
effective Oct. 1. The TechRepublic master file contains more than 1.2
million postal names.

Kraft Foods last week announced plans to trim online marketing to kids nationally, and committed $2 million to health initiatives in California. Kraft will pull products that don’t meet its “sensible solution” nutrition standards from its Web sites for …