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  Change In Store

  The last two years have witnessed a voracious feeding frenzy in the food retailing industry: Albertson’s Inc., Boise, ID, America’s fifth largest U.S.

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  MUST-SELL TV

  NOT SO LONG ago, cable and broadcast networks relegated direct response television advertising to late-night programming.Those days are gone. Now, they’re

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  Their Time Has Come

  JUDGING BY the amount of e-mail being sent, traditional mailers and their list companies can stop preparing for the future. The future is here.The percentage

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  Separated at Rebirth

  IN BUSINESS-TO-business DM, Internet “have-nots” are suffering severe stock market erosion, while investors are rewarding Net- savvy-though often unprofitable-companies

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  Take a Postal Seismic Reading

  DESPITE THE MORE than sufficient signs that the U.S. Postal Service is an institution under stress, there persists within the mailing community, throughout

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  Sittin’ by the Dock of eBay

  IF I WAS a high bidder, I would have freaked.That was my initial thought when I read of the recent server problems that put a halt to all the online auctions

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  Yep, It’s an Interactive Campaign

  RC COLA HAS teamed up with the cartoon “King of the Hill” for an online contest and point-of-purchase sweepstakes.The “Who Said That?” game was promoted

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  People

  U.S. Interactive Inc., Philadelphia, promoted Philip Calamia to chief financial officer and James Letts to chief information officer. Benjamin Green was

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  Now Buy the Vest

  IN AN EPISODE in the second volume of “Maus,” the withering account of his family’s Holocaust experience, Art Spiegelman is approached by a man who tells

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  Lost (and Found) in Space

  JUST LOOK OUT a window-or in a magazine. Like the weather, direct response print advertising just won’t go away.However, it’s difficult to say if print