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January 8 Afternoon News, Adworld Interactive marketing World in Beijing today, Epsilon China Vice President Zhang received Sina Technology interview, said that in the next 3-5 years mail marketing will flourish in China. The following is an interview record: Moderator: Sina net friend, everybody good afternoon!　　Now is at the ADWOLRD2010 Marketing Conference site, I am pleased to invite Epsilon China Vice President Zhang to give us a chat about the development of electronic marketing in China, please Zhang always say hello.　　Zhang: Hello, everyone. Moderator: First ...

With the advent of the economic crisis and the rapid pace of network technology, many companies began to change the traditional marketing model, such as in the media and television mass advertising, instead of using e-mail and other means to implement a faster and more accurate marketing strategy. For now, email marketing is in the ascendant. China's 18-25-year-old consumers are more likely to receive digital marketing messages, they are willing to receive specific types of email messages, such as news (67%), electronic product information (66%) 、...

With the development of the Internet, data leakage events occur frequently, people pay more attention to such incidents, leakage events sometimes bring not only the release of information, or even hundreds of millions of of yuan loss, people to http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/34792.       HTML "> Hacker events detest, but for many reasons, the data leaked incidents occur. Now let's take a look at the world shadow ...

February 13 News, foreign media articles on the internet in the future of the impact of human privacy Outlook. For example, personal driving information is intelligently collected, cautious drivers can buy car insurance at a lower price, and less skilled drivers pay more. In the future, the article argues, privacy will fall apart because the cost of choosing not to disclose information is too high. To compete for jobs, to qualify for substantial loans or preferential insurance, we will have to pay for the loss of personal data. The following is the main content of the article: for the Internet of things, the United States Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ...

In the "Up" section of the big data on Silicon Valley's observations (http://www.china-cloud.com/yunjishu/shujuzhongxin/20141208_44107.html?1418016591), I have basically combed through a relatively complete shape of the big data growth situation in the Silicon Valley region. A friend saw the "next" after the notice on the micro-blog to give me a message, I heard that the next chapter to introduce some of the company's large data department, ask if you can add a Google, especially Google ...