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DMA chief Smith promises to combat electoral roll ban proposal
LONDON - The Direct Marketing Association is moving to calm industry fears that the Electoral Roll might be withdrawn as a source of data and for database cleaning, a key recommendation in the data-sharing review commissioned by Prime Minister Gordon Brown and published yesterday.
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