to remove filtersMedia owners to side-step EU law on web cookies
06 Jun 2002
threatened to deter consumers and strangle the growth of e-commerce. To stop cookies being outlawed ...
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Reshuffle makes Timms third CSR minister
07 Jun 2002 | by JOE LEPPER
and Industry post to the Cabinet Office. Timms also takes over Alexander's other duties of e-commerce ... , the DTI has reshuffled its three-strong e-commerce and CSR PR team following the promotion of senior press ...
Industry asks Blair to intervene over EU e-commerce plans
10 May 2002 | by JOHN TYLEE
The appeal is in response to concerns that UK-based companies will be at risk of having their e-commerce activities declared illegal in other European Union states because of the way ministers plan to incorporate the EU's e-commerce directive into UK law. They are said to have strayed from plans to incorporate ...
DIRECT BRIEFS: DTI e-commerce minister shares industry concern
07 Feb 2002
Douglas Alexander MP, the DTI e-commerce minister, has said he shares industry concern about the potential impact of an opt-in approach for cookies and similar internet data capture devices, adopted ... could have an adverse effect on the development of e-commerce. ...
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Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
