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Consumers Raise Doubts About Personal Data Practices
Nearly four out of five consumers believe they have lost control over how personal information is collected and used by companies, according to a new
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Traffix Says Revenue, Operating Income Will Grow in 2002
Traffix, Inc., a permission-based e-mail service provider, projected that revenue for fiscal 2002 would be between $49 and $53 million, compared with
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DMA: Postal Commission Proposal a Delaying Tactic
The Direct Marketing Association has voiced its opposition to a congressional proposal to create a commission to study the mission and operations of the
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Geerlings & Wade Posts Sales Decline and Loss
Geerlings & Wade customers, who cut back on their wine consumption after Sept. 11, apparently started imbibing again in December. But that was not enough
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Government Investigates Health Concerns of Irradiated Mail
A Congressional regulatory body has opened an investigation into irradiated mail after Capitol Hill employees complained about health problems.
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Live From MTAC: Merlin delayed
— The U.S. Postal Service will delay for 30 days the use of test result data
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Live From MTAC: Group Seeks Parcel Delivery Measurement
A destination delivery unit (DDU) drop-shipping work group plans to set up a parcel service measurement system, to track the time it takes
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Oklahoma Bill Would Ban Dead Calls From Telemarketers
Oklahoma is on the way to becoming the first state to prohibit telemarketers from making “dead calls” to consumers.
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Live From MTAC: USPS Financial Report
The USPS reported that revenue for the period ended Feb. 1 dropped 3.5% over the same period last year, or 5.1% below plan. Expenses for the period came
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AT&T Site Wins Most Super Bowl Hits
An AT&T Web site had the most hits online over Super Bowl weekend, for an ad tied to a television spot, Jupiter Media Metrix reported. The site launching