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Agencies

  • Broker Uses Conference to Publicize Suit

    In what amounts to throwing down a gauntlet, a list broker distributed copies of a lawsuit he filed against Dun & Bradstreet to the press attending the

  • Plumbers

    Economic globalization and corporate acquisition trends are spilling into the plumbing system. Not since the English Public Health Code of 1848 became

  • Account-Specific Spotlight: Phoenix

    Phoenix grocers are big on free samples, but light on frequent-shopper deals. Only 11 percent of stores here have frequent-shopper programs. Fully 94

  • Malling Betty

    General Mills begins construction this month Betty Crocker Kitchen, a retail bakery outlet in the Mall of America. The store will open in mid-October,

  • Asian Persuasion

    THE ASIAN ART MUSUEM of San Francisco hopes to double its membership by the time it moves into its new building in June 2001. To increase its rolls to

  • Web Wonders

    CAN IT REALLY be true that the first primitive offers on the World Wide Web originated only four years ago? We’ve come a long way, baby, and by millennium

  • A DM Theme Park

    There are industrial parks for everything else. Why not direct marketing?That’s part of the logic behind DM41, a business park scheduled to open this

  • Moving OUT

    COMPUTERS ARE no longer the off-putting beasts they once were, and so marketing them has gone mainstream. DMers find they can stray from high-technology

  • The Check Is the Mail

    THROUGH A solicitation effort printed onto a double postcard refund check statement, Publishers Clearing House not only realized a cost savings, but opened