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  • Software Marketer Engages Prospects

    A year ago, software company Primus Knowledge Solutions began scrambling for a way to hold on to prospects through a long sales cycle in the face of a

  • BACK-END AND BELOW-THE-LINE SERVICES

    SAY HELLO Your Biz Greetings has introduced a line of custom greeting cards for businesses. The cards can be illustrated inside and out, including greetings

  • Database Brain Drain

    Data analysts and direct marketing campaign developers will be in high demand when the economy turns around, according to DM executive recruiters. And

  • Three Plead Guilty in Subscription Fraud Case

    Three men will be sentenced next month for their part in a nationwide magazine subscription fraud scheme. Dennis James Ward, Michael O’Malley McKee and

  • Our New Short Leash

    Lanyards are really coming up in the world. All the powerful people these days are wearing them. You know: the airport security guard who gets to search

  • Transactions in Transition

    Most convenience-store shoppers are going somewhere else. Sure, two-thirds of Americans visit a c-store every month. It’s the country’s fastest-growing

  • Sign of the Times

    OF COURSE, not all family advertising is warm and fuzzy. When a parent sued the Canadian Hockey Association because his son didn’t win the Most Valuable

  • letters to the editor

    DMA RESPONDS I would like to clear up the misconception Mr. Rich Card creates in his recent letter to the editor (Going Nowhere?, DIRECT, December 2002)

  • Account Action

    Burger King, Miami, tapped Premium Surge, Chicago, to handle toys for kids’ promotions worldwide. Parent DraftWorldwide is BK’s agency of record for promotions

  • Baffling Response Advertising 101

    What were they thinking? How can such a supremely misguided effort as this costly half-page ad in The New York Times for the College of New Rochelle not