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Month: August 2009

  • Market ahead of the pack

    Finding new marketing strategies, ideas and offers will allow you stay ahead of the competition, grab your consumers attention, and in the end, give you a much bigger ROI.

  • Yahoo Flogger Slap

    Walking around Affiliate Summit East last week, we still couldn’t shake the two world’s colliding feel we get every time we attend the show. In one corner sits the real affiliate world, the ecosystem supporting small to medium retailers…

  • Agencies

    J. Crew Names Sukhinder Singh Cassidy To Board

    J. Crew Group, Inc. has appointed Sukhinder Singh Cassidy to its board of directors.

  • Agencies

    ICT Group Expands Indian Facility

    ICT Group, a provider of customer management and business process outsourcing solutions, has expanded its business processing operations in India

  • Income Margins Thin In InfoGroup’s Second Quarter

    InfoGroup was profitable by the skin of its teeth during its second quarter. More, along with The Historian’s Take, follows.

  • Agencies

    Postal Service Offers First-Class Postage Sale

    The U.S. Postal Service will conduct a reduced-postage-rate test for high-volume first-class mailers. The discount program, which is similar to its summer sale for standard class mail, will go into effect on Oct. 1 and expire on Dec. 31.

  • Listline e-Newsletter 8/12

    Direct Media Millard has won management of these files, which name 430,338 and 227,649 buyers respectively. Belardi Ostroy was the previous manager

  • Online Spending Dips for First Time: ComScore

    U.S. online retail spending totaled $30.2 billion in the second quarter, a 1% decrease from $30.5 billion in the prior year and only the second quarter on record the figured has fallen, according to ComScore.

  • Fossil Income Falls 33.9%

    Fossil Inc. posted net income of $16.6 million for the second quarter, a 33.9% decline from $25.1million in the prior year.

  • Donnelley Names Tonyes President

    Donnelley Marketing has named Brad Tonyes president, replacing Dan Gust who is retiring after 34 years. Gust will be involved over the next few months as part of a planned succession.