Setting the record straight on telemarketing
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How annoyed does the community need to get before further restrictions can be placed on telemarketing, junk mail and street spruiking? And which is more important, the interests of direct marketing companies or the views of the wider public? These are the kinds of issues that The Australia Institute sought to raise through its research. So far, ADMA has declined to engage with them in any meaningful way.
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