At the Direct Marketing Association’s (DMA) NCDM Conference in Orlando, Florida,
Linda A. Woolley, DMA’s acting president and CEO, led a panel of experts in a discussion of the current threats to the responsible collection of consumer data. Panelists included
Tony Hadley, senior vice president of government affairs and public policy, Experian;
Susan Fox, vice president, government relations, The Walt Disney Company; and
Brooks Dobbs, CPO, KBM Group. Woolley emphasized the many benefits that consumers derive from the responsible use of Big Data. Consumers, she noted, have come to expect the ease, flexibility and efficiency it brings....
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