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  • Interpublic Sells NFO Research for $435 Million

    In an effort to further reduce debt, Interpublic Group plans to sell its NFO research unit to Taylor Nelson Sofres, a provider of marketing research and

  • FTC on Data Use: Show Us the Benefits

    The Federal Trade Commission has scheduled a June 18 workshop during which it will seek evidence that the collection of customer information by businesses

  • How to Tackle a Cluster Analysis

    As noted in our last article (Getting Down to Segmentation, May 1) there are several issues relating to the choice of variables that come into play in

  • The Pace Quickens

    BILL MIRBACH HAS A MISSION TO make business and financial management software developer Intuit into a world-class direct marketing company. It’s an interesting

  • Taylor Corp. Buys G. Neil from Bankrupt Parent

    (Catalog Age) Nearly a year after its parent company Centis filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Sunrise, FL-based human resources cataloger G.

  • CLOSING THE Deal

    Many companies decide whether to market a product as a continuity or high-priced set based on their cash flow needs and operating model. They weigh getting

  • Isn’t That Silly?

    America Online boasts that it a billion spam messages a day. Like dolphins caught in a tuna net, AOL’s spam filters seem to grab and discard any number

  • Law Enforcement Groups Team Up to Tackle Spam

    The Federal Trade Commission, Securities and Exchange Commission, United States Postal Inspection Service, three United States Attorneys, four state attorneys

  • Arsin Switches E-mail Strategy

    A small developer of testing equipment for business back-end software received a better than 3% response to a highly targeted Internet lead-generation

  • Dell First Quarter Revenue Up 18%

    Dell reported first quarter revenue of $9.5 billion, up 18% over the $8.06 billion reported for the same quarter last year. The Round Rock, TX-based computer