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EU Data Protection Reform â What you need to know

A major overhaul of EU data protection is in progress to improve internet consumer data protection, with strict consent requirements backed-up by huge fines and stronger enforcement. Early action will give you a competitive advantage for when these rules are implemented.

Channel 4 chief Abraham to âchampion innovationâ at 2014 DMA Awards

David Abraham, Channel 4’s chief executive, says that he will be championing innovation in one-to-one marketing as the chair of judges of the 2014 DMA Awards.

Winning the DMA Awardsâ Grand Prix: what happens next?

Has it really been six months since we dragged our Monarch clients out of the bar to pick up the DMA Grand Prix? OK, so we were celebrating winning Best use of direct mail. But to come within seconds of missing out on the most prestigious presentation of the night? Even Jimmy Carr was dumbstruck...

Former DMA chair receives accolade for services to industry

Scott Logie, former DMA chair, has joined an elite list of one-to-one marketing industry luminaries following his induction to the DMA’s Roll of Honour in recognition of his services to the industry and to the DMA. 

DMA expels PPI nuisance callers from membership

The DMA has expelled Reactiv Media from its membership after the industry’s watchdog upheld complaints made about the company for making PPI nuisance calls.

Data trading is outmoded and no longer fit for purpose

In the days of Cheshire labels and magnetic tapes access to data was limited. The list owner held all the cards and the barriers to market were many. Rules of engagement were clear: data was a precious commodity with a significant value. Misuse it at your peril, because there is a clear trail to...

TPS chief warns telemarketers of increased risk of fines as trading standards enforces TPS laws for first time

The Telephone Preference Service (TPS) has warned businesses conducting sales and marketing calls of an increased risk of fines after a local trading standards authority made a legal first by prosecuting a company for calling people registered on the TPS's 'do not call'...