The hackers gained access to what is known as Track 1 and Track 2 data, which includes names, card numbers and validation codes.
The full list, which includes names like the director Justin Lin ("Better Luck Tomorrow," "Fast Five") and Charles Ferguson (the director/producer of the Oscar-winning documentary "Inside Job"), can be found here.
Some advocates said the new HUD rules do not prohibit the information -- which includes names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers and some medical information -- from being shared with criminal investigators and other authorities.
They total some £800m a year, which is about four times the size of digital income for UK national newspapers, according to figures from WPP's Group M. However, in the last year there has been an unprecedented exodus of spending, as the UK's top 10 newspaper advertisers, which includes names such as Sky, BT, Tesco and Asda, take their business elsewhere.
This trend is reflected in the range of exhibitors confirmed at this year's fair, which includes names from the finance, retail, engineering, technology, third and public sectors, such as CIPFA, IG Index, Waitrose, Abercrombie & Fitch, McDonalds, FDM Group, the Civil Service Fast Stream Programme, Cancer Research UK, the London Fire Brigade, the RAF and the Army.
The startup's seed investors, which includes names like First Round Capital, also participated in its latest funding.
Agreeing that payment to the council allowed City to conclude their 10-year deal with Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways, for an estimated £35m a year, which includes naming rights to the stadium, the proposed 80-acre training "campus" alongside it, and City's shirts.
The structured questionnaire consists of two sections: section A elicits general information, which includes name of their companies, age, current position, education and number of years they have been in service; Section B included assessments of balanced scorecard metrics in their companies.
She was instrumental in developing a young market which included names such as Ann Fogarty, Judy and Jill, Junior League.
The data, which include names, addresses and Social Security numbers, is about three years old, dating prior to December 2003, said Valerie O'Neil, a spokeswoman for the company.
The Federal Trade Commission and all 50 state attorneys general had sued Toysmart to keep it from divulging the data, which included names, addresses and credit card numbers.
