CMOR joins with other Census advocates in celebrating the recent victory in convincing a House and Senate conference committee to approve $812.237 million in federal spending for the U.S.
Congress is in the midst of addressing the issue of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) – an issue very important to survey research.
Remarks of Keith R. Fentonmiller, Attorney, Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Division of Advertising Practices
Congress has been in recess throughout August and will return after Labor Day.
On Thursday, May 12, the National Advertising Initiative (NAI) hosted a Spyware Forum.
Sometimes legislation is introduced with the aim of addressing a certain problem, but as the bill evolves and more Congressmen provide input, quite a different issue is addressed.
CMOR is always looking for ways to prove that survey research is not commercial speech.
Agency responds to CMOR's questions concerning access to the telemarketing DNC registry by researchers
Since early this year, the Council for Marketing and Opinion Research (CMOR) has been monitoring a California do-not-call bill (Senate Bill 17) that would inadvertently impact marketing research ca