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Thursday, 10 November 2011 Zata|3 Consulting had wins all across the country Tuesday evening, but none bigger than the defeat of the Initiative 26 in Mississippi. The advocates More... |
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Friday, 28 October 2011 Interest excerpt from the DC-based blog K Street Files:
As labor unions increase their involvement in the Occupy Wall Street movement, including an More... |
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Wednesday, 12 October 2011 Zata|3 recently scored a victory by launching a series of volunteer recruitment and voter ID calls for a special election in Pike Road, AL. Residents More... |
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Friday, 07 October 2011 Zata|3 client AC Wharton won the Memphis mayoral race this week with 65% of the vote, gaining victory over nine opponents. Mayor Wharton has been in More... |
zata|3 featured case study
Background
In July 2007, the US House of Representatives was considering an identity theft bill (HR 3997). The bill pitted consumer advocates against list vendors, credit bureaus, and banking interests who wanted limited notification in the event of identify theft.
Our client, a leading consumer advocate organization, wanted legislation guaranteeing consumer notification when a company or government agency loses personal information. They also wanted to provide consumers the right to place a security freeze on their credit files in the case of lost information.
The Need
Our goal was to generate enough pressure on members of Congress to delay the legislation until after the summer recess in order to give our grassroots activists an opportunity to influence Congressmen when they returned to their districts.
Our Solution
We used an inbound, automated operator patch through system to aid consumer activists in reaching out to their representatives.
Our system sorted the callers by their area code and three digit...
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