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  Go East, Dmer

  KANG & LEE and Admerasia have two things in common. Both specialize in Asian-American marketing and both extended their services to firms targeting recent

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  Fashion Fanatics

  RETAIL INDUSTRY practices and the buying habits of the fashion- conscious sometimes seem incompatible. But Pricewaterhouse Coopers L.L.P.’s latest Softgoods

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  Dissent Over Incentives

  THERE ARE worse ways to build a database online than with bribes, especially if a site’s purpose is data collection first and e-commerce second.But greasing

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  Canadian DMers Do Good, Eh?

  SIX CANADIAN direct marketing firms began an industrywide initiative last month to help the Canadian Red Cross reunite families torn apart by the Balkan

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  Transplants

  TWO NEW CATALOGS have landed on our desk. Well, not new new. Both are established brands extending their markets-one to parents, the other to the United

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  Living in an Opt-in Environment

  SURPRISES in legislation are rare. Which makes a recent event in the European Parliament quite unusual. Minutes before a debate on the distance selling

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  Scandinavians Impress at Best of Europe

  THE BIG WINNERS in the Best of Europe Awards at the Federation of European Direct Marketing’s annual forum in Strasbourg, France included several Scandinavian

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  Brann Worldwide Leads Agency Pack

  DIRECT RESPONSE advertising agency Brann Worldwide topped the Direct Marketing Association’s 1998 billings report with $2.7 billion, an increase over

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  Littleton Tragedy Hurts DM Response

  IN THE AFTERMATH of the shootings at Columbine High School, at least two direct marketers polled by DIRECT noticed a dip in sales. But one marketer, a

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  Critiquing and Cashing In

  THERE ARE ONLINE magazines and online music stores. Now, one company is trying to wear both hats-selling recordings and reviewing them on the same Web