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Consumers like to receive e-mail from online merchants but-not surprisingly-only if they’ve requested it. They like it so much, in fact, that 94% of consumers

Proposed opt-in privacy legislation is bad public policy that would be a costly burden to businesses and most likely provide consumers no greater privacy

Internet shopping in Britain will be worth 12.5 billion pounds ($18.8 billion) a year by 2005, or 5% of total retail sales, according to wire service

Acton International, Lincoln, NE, has put six lists from China on the market.The lists, which contain 600,000 records, identify business managers and

Barnesandnoble.com has invested $20 million in MightyWords. The two companies also made an agreement to distribute MightyWords content through the bookseller’s

New Jersey may become the first state in the nation to require schools to obtain a parent’s written permission at least two weeks before a child could

DraftWorldwide has hired Stacy Shaw as executive vice president, managing director, and Leslie Chill as vice president, group director for strategic planning

Credit card purchases and parental restrictions provide two daunting barriers to teenagers shopping online, according to a recent survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Credit card companies better sweeten their offers. According to BAIGlobal, Tarrytown, New York, response rates to credit card come-ons sank to an all-time

All kids are not created equal. Fast-food restaurants are tailoring menus and promotions as some chains woo tweens and others court the preschool set.