23 Nov 2015
Chris Combemale tells MPs of the immense opportunities in an open data economy - but businesses must engender trust
DMA Group CEO, Chris Combemale, gave evidence to a parliamentary committee investigating the future of the data economy
23 Nov 2015
ICO puts 1,000 data brokers on warning
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has written to around 1,000 list brokers in the UK, reminding them of their legal obligations and asking them to explain how they propose to keep their business operating within the law
17 Nov 2015
Top 50 UK charity fundraisers called to an emergency meeting by Sir Stuart Etherington
Charities are worried about the ramifications of implementing the recommendations made in the Etherington review and believe changes will decimate the sector.
17 Nov 2015
Social Media Campaigns of the Month â October 2015
Four of the best, as chosen by the DMA Social Media Council.17 Nov 2015
Is social data the smarter way to better marketing?
Take this WorkDigital survey and discover if you're making the most of what you find out from social media.
16 Nov 2015
Big insights from big data - paths for small and large companies
Analysing the volumes of data left by consumers and businesses can be overwhelming, but the insights those data generate could transform your business. See our infographic for tips for both large and small businesses to get started with big data
13 Nov 2015
The Psychology of the DMA Awards
Can the DMA Awards make you live forever? The psychology behind winning awards might just hold the answer...
11 Nov 2015
How did Safe Harbour work for you?
We have been asked by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to ask you, our members, about how you and your businesses used the Safe Harbour agreements before they were declared invalid in October 2015
11 Nov 2015
Age and gender politics of acquisition
Differences in age and gender can be instructive. Yes, it would be easier if everyone just behaved exactly the same. But they don’t. There are some clear differences, as this perfectly ordinary, typical family shows.