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  • NEW OPPS

    Theatrical THE PRODUCERS December 2005, Universal Pictures The hilarious movie classic that became a Broadway sensation now becomes a movie musical comedy

  • letters to the editor

    NO REWARDS, THANK YOU I am making copies of Herschell Gordon Lewis’ column (Curmudgeon-at-Large, January) and returning them in the postpaid envelopes

  • A Cataloger’s Guide to Blogs and Wikis

    Blogging already is old news and you haven’t even started yet; the latest buzzword is Not really sure what either term means and what they possibly could

  • Legislation Proposed to Publicize Start Times of Ads in Theaters

    Think you have a captive audience for that promotion planned to run prior to the start of Be Cool? Think again. A Connecticut legislator has proposed

  • Red Fish, Blue Fish

    But if I ran the zoo,Said young Gerald McGrew,I’d make a few changes.That’s just what I’d do Dr. Seuss Dr. Seuss knew a thing or two about customer data

  • Part of the Whole

    Not long after my husband and I were married, he pushed me out the door. No, no, not literally. But he knew I was at loose ends, having recently resettled

  • Tag by Tag

    The deadline has come and gone. Can you tell a difference? In 2003, retail giant Wal-Mart told 100 of its suppliers to begin installing radio-frequency

  • Will You Just Stand By and Watch?

    OK, I’m not embarrassed to admit that there are aspects of the postal world that are less than enthralling. Some, in fact, are downright mind-numbing.

  • CLARIFICATION

    A story on Integrated Research’s electronic marketing campaign (Direct, February) overstated the number of leads the company generated using Tech-Target’s

  • Rewriting Placement History

    Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution is cutting new deals to graphically insert products into TV sitcom re-runs. Such digital advertising uses