Eric Stein is EVP of Digital Strategy at Epsilon, a data-driven marketing services firm and a division of Alliance Data Company. AdExchanger.com: First, can you talk a bit about Epsilon’s corporate ...

Epsilon, an email marketing service provider, suffered a data breach last week and the apologies from its big-name customers keep belatedly pouring in. Target, Marriott, Chase and others are doing the ...

As the CMO role has evolved, so too has Epsilon’s selling strategy. “We were trying to sell everything to every customer,” said Stacey Hawes, president of Epsilon’s data practice. “We want to step ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

The list of customers affected by the Epsilon database breach continues to grow. The breach, which took place last week but was announced over the weekend, compromised the e-mail addresses and some ...

DALLAS, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Alliance Data Systems Corporation (NYSE: ADS), a leading provider of transaction services, credit services and marketing ...

CHICAGO, Ill.—TransUnion has announced a partnership to make data from Epsilon available via TransUnion’s TruAudience Data Marketplace. The companies said that the agreement marks one of the largest ...

Publicis Group plans to acquire Alliance Data's Epsilon for $4.4 billion, making it the advertising holding company's biggest acquisition to date. The deal is aimed at helping Publicis more actively ...

Nothing like a little email breach to jumpstart your week. Many consumers awoke yesterday to emails from credit card companies and retailers, warning them that a breach at third-party marketer Epsilon ...

Earlier in April, Publicis Groupe announced an agreement with Alliance Data Systems Corporation to purchase their marketing unit Epsilon, for a price of USD$4.4bn (£3.4bn), making it the largest ever ...

One of the largest marketing companies in the world has agreed to pay $150 million for facilitating elder fraud schemes, according to a Wednesday news release from Colorado’s U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn.

A huge Internet security breach that exposed countless names and email addresses also focused attention on an increasingly popular target for hackers: data firms that store customers’ personal ...