Following the sixth annual Retail Fraud conference (April 2009), attended by over 400 delegates from 160 different retailer organisations, Retail Fraud is now going “on the road” ….

Taking place at the Walkers Stadium, Leicester on October 7 and hosted by Retail Knowledge, Retail Fraud On The Road will offer those retail organisations, based outside of the normal catchment area of London and the South East, the opportunity to hear, learn, meet and experience the very best in retailer case studies, market insight and supplier expertise from within the fraud and loss prevention community.

Featuring one main conference stream focusing on Fraud and Loss Prevention Solutions including CNP fraud prevention, online and multi-channel fraud, data mining and business intelligence.
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So, being available as an iPhone app, this thing called "The Index" works as follows: the worst the economic indexes are going, the less clothes the models will wear. And the opposite.
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Many of Britain’s high street shops may have been affected by the economic downturn, but millions of consumers have been more than happy to spend their money online and through mail order with their favourite retailers.

However, once again the dark side of card usage is revealed as fraud specialists, the 3rd Man, unveil the extent of criminal card activity and in particular the worst places in Britain for attempted card fraud.

An analysis of the 3rd Man’s comprehensive and detailed records shows that between August 2008 and August 2009, shoppers spent an estimated £46 billion using their cards in ‘card not present’ transactions, the term used to describe purchasing when, for example, a customer is buying online or by phone.

Retail Fraud is now going “on the road” … meet the team from the 3rd Man there.
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Asda uses YouTube to strike back at chicken-licking employee.

Here's what their employees think about a former colleague's childish video.
 

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How to extend your reach, influencing power and search engine position.
 

The Rubicon Project, the Internet advertising infrastructure company, reveals exclusive insight into emerging industry trends and market shifts for 2009

Interview with
Frank Addante
from
The Rubicon Project.
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An American expression totally exploited in this ad for Bud Light Lime. Most folk in the UK will pick up the direction. Dare I say ...enjoy?
 

A young man has been filmed falling off his chair and lying incapacitated under the influence of a ‘legal high’ drug, all in the bid to promote the launch of a new film.
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