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Agencies

  • WARNING SIGNS

    From taxes to privacy, DMers face daunting legal issues The direct marketing industry is now confronting the typical melange of legislative and regulatory

  • SERVING THE CUSTOMER

    A message from H. Robert Wientzen, President and CEO, Direct Marketing Association If I had to summarize everything I have learned during my marketing

  • COMMON GROUND

    The DMA communications staff has to serve both old and new members As little as 10 years ago, most members of the Direct Marketing Association were “traditional”

  • Brave New Workplace

    Has the world really changed that much, or is it just me?I grew up in a world where most people worked 9 to 5 (unless they were on the night shift) and

  • A Taste for Testing

    Highlights for Children experiments with premiums, polybags and price The bright blue 9-inch by 12-inch polybag is a real eye-catcher: A smiling snowman

  • USPS and FedEx Discuss Alliance

    The U.S. Postal Service and Federal Express are discussing a potential strategic alliance, Postmaster General William J. Henderson said in September.

  • Sharing the Wealth

    B-to-B dot-com pays companies to drive traffic to its site E-businessReady.com gains business by giving away profits. The online B-to-B co-op started

  • Will the Real Elvis Please Stand Up?

    When a magazine page is laid out with headlines or text missing, the art department will usually type “FAKE” in bold letters in the missing copy’s place,

  • Hitting an iNote

    New York start-up iWeb.com touts its iNotes as being conceptually similar to broadcast television. Not quite. For targeting potential customers, the product

  • The Right Relationship

    What if we got it all right? What if we’ve finally created the tools and procedures necessary to manage and develop a direct marketing business? I think