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  • Broker Home From Thailand

    After experiencing four Florida hurricanes in 2004, list broker Marti Berkowitz was on her first vacation in eight years at Chiang Ma, Thailand last December

  • Lots to Shout About From Our Silent Auction

    Did you lose out on picking up the perfect gift for that very special direct marketer at the Direct Marketing Association’s silent auction? Fret no longer!

  • Agency Aliases

    Brad Nierenberg got tired of being mistaken for someone else. So this month, the president of Momentum Marketing ditches the name he’s built for 10 years

  • eBay Store Gives Toy Rocket a Boost

    If your online store offered Freddy Krueger dolls in three flavors regular, bloody and extra bloody you’d think the world would beat a path to your URL.

  • Modern-Age Heritage

    Never mind cattle, oil wells and ten-gallon hats: Nothing says Lone Star State like a free checking account. You don’t agree? Neither did Frost Bank of

  • Cooking Light Increases Readership

    What’s more satisfying to Cooking Light magazine’s management than low-fat teriyaki stir fry with jasmine rice? The recipe for that same dish being delivered

  • The New Advertising-DM Connection

    In advertising and marketing circles, a divide always has existed between image advertisers and direct marketers. The methods they use to increase market

  • Person to Person

    Sometimes it seems like there are more than in the business-to-business creative handbook. Don’t get too emotional. Don’t be flashy. Don’t use humor.

  • An Unthinking Ad for a Brainy Shaver?

    Whence cometh this current vogue for ads with no headline? There are some things that never outlive their usefulness. No matter how advanced automobiles

  • Correction

    A story about RSA Security Inc.’s campaign (Direct, January) misstated the number of leads generated. The actual count was more than 400. The campaign