Chief Marketer Staff
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Short Cuts
Steffan Postaer has been named regional director of North America and CEO of Euro RSCG Worldwide, based in Chicago. Postaer will be responsible for creative
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Loose Cannon: Dude, Where’s My Campaign?
Shortly after former President Ronald Reagan died, Senator John Kerry announced that he was temporarily suspending his presidential campaign. As some
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Therapist Returns to Direct Marketing
Rosemarie Gates, an early Internet direct marketing pioneer who switched careers to become a psychoanalyst, has launched PsychOffice.net, a Web site with
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Comcast Opens Dallas Teleservices Center
Philadelphia-based Comcast Corp. opened an 86,000-square-foot teleservices center in Irvine, TX on June 4. The new facility will house more than 450 customer
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Hill Holiday Trims Ranks
Boston-based agency Hill, Holiday, Connors, Cosmopulos Inc. has cut about 20 jobs in recent weeks, according to the Boston Globe. The cuts are in anticipation
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J. Crews Reports Reduced Losses
Operating loses at J. Crew Inc. decreased to $2 million in the first quarter ending May 1, compared to $10 million during the first period last year.
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AFL Players to Don Nike Apparel in $5 Million Deal
Arena Football League teams will soon be wearing Nike uniforms and other apparel via a deal reportedly worth $5 million. The three-year agreement, scheduled to begin next year, includes licensing and the option to buy time on NBC’s AFL telecasts, …
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Qwest Wins Seahawks Stadium Naming Rights in $5 Million Deal
Qwest Communications International, Inc. and the Seattle Seahawks have formed a sponsorship agreement to name the stadium named “Qwest Field.” In addition to naming rights, the agreement includes Qwest’s increased support for local Seahawks charities. …
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Newport to Buy Spectra-Physics
(Catalog Age) Newport Corp., an Irvine, CA-based manufacturer/marketer of robotics and automation systems, has agreed to buy Spectra-Physics, the optical
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Getty Images to Target Consumers on Amazon
(Catalog Age) Seattle-based stock photography provider Getty Images plans to sell its photos on Amazon.com. Getty, which got out of the direct response