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  • Print Buyer’s Market

    Direct marketers are taking advantage of printing services that target customers ever more precisely as the economy struggles to recover from the recession.

  • letters to the editor

    ALIVE AND KICKING Bob Enlow’s memories of the early days of the Mail Advertising Club of Chicago now the Chicago Association of Direct Marketing are a

  • Breeding Mall Rats

    Online shoppers flit from site to site, often doing several searches to find what they need. Lee Jay Lorenzen, founder and CEO of Web site developer Altura

  • Testing Firm’s Effort Gets 4.5% Response

    A premium offer for a free old-style radio in its first mini-catalog helped an industrial direct marketer surpass its typical response rate. BYK-Gardner

  • Risky business

    We’ve all heard the old Confucian curse, May you live in interesting times. Are they getting interesting enough for you? Brands across the globe are developing

  • Mailers Hopeful About Postal Reform With Senate Bill Passage

    Mailing groups were optimistic the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee’s unanimous passage of its postal reform bill would finally translate into legislation

  • Lions and Tigers and Bears

    Gibson Carey, Procter & Gamble’s VP-advertising worldwide, retired 10 years ago after 38 years with the firm. You’re probably thinking, not unkindly,

  • CORRECTIONS:

    We’ve had growing pains thanks to our efforts to refine the formula used to calculate the PROMO 100 . This year, we isolated revenues generated

  • Agency Moves

    Virginia Bates named partner and Chris Steenstra named senior partner at Eric Mower & Associates, Syracuse, NY. Also, Kevin Tripodi promoted to partner

  • A Tale of Two CEOs

    If you follow the news from U.S. Postal Service headquarters, you’ve probably noticed a spate of imminent retirement announcements by many middle and