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  • Consumers Favor Do-Not-Spam Registry: Survey

    Sen. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) has renewed his offensive against junk e-mail, citing a new survey that says 75% of the nation’s Internet users want a national

  • Expounding on Expanding

    What do marketers want from their customer relationship management service vendors limited, but best-of-breed offerings, or one-stop shops? To a certain

  • Multimedia Strategy Helps Sure Fit

    A multimedia effort combining print, television, catalogs and retail promotion has helped slipcover maker Sure Fit brand its own products so that they

  • Meanwhile, Back in California

    The California privacy circus continued last month when Gov. Gray Davis signed several pieces of legislation into law. He also sent a letter to the two

  • British Airways Lifts Off B-to-B Effort

    British Airways launched a $1 million online and direct response print effort in September to attract business class passengers to the airline’s flights.

  • Bonding Click by Click

    Successful database marketing has always been based on communications. There is no point in building and maintaining a database unless you use it to create

  • Black September

    Most DMers entered the week of Sept. 22 focused on their fall sales and perhaps getting ready for the DMA conference. By week’s end, their field was in

  • Sweeps Weeks

    Pfizer Inc. has started a three-month promotion geared toward getting pharmaceutical users to return to its Pfizer for Living Web site (www.pfizerforliving.com).

  • Anti-Spam Maven

    Spam has become a topic of public debate over the last few months on Capitol Hill. Consumers and e-mail marketers are thrashing out issues to find common

  • Software Firm Tweaks Rivals in New Campaign

    ACCPAC International Inc., a developer of accounting and customer service software, has launched a $10 million campaign to generate leads and poke fun