Chief Marketer Staff
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Leon Henry Exec to Meet With President
Joel Katz, a senior account executive with Leon Henry, will participate in a roundtable discussion on medical care with President Bush tomorrow. The participants
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GENERAL MILLS SIGNS WITH DREAMWORKS
General Mills, Minneapolis, struck a multi-year deal with DreamWorks SKG for promotions tied to the Glendale, CA-based studio’s theatrical and video releases.
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AMN to License TV-Style Web Commercial System
AMN New Media Inc. said it will license its “Intellimmercial” system for personalizing television-style spots on the Internet, to third-party Web developers
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PRINGLES BECOMES A VIDEO CHIP
Proctor & Gamble’s Pringles brand signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar marketing alliance with G4, the new all-videogame cable network from Philadelphia-based
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Walgreens Denies It Provided Names for Prozac Mailing
The lawyer for the Florida woman who received free samples of the antidepressant Prozac throgh the mail said the names of the Prozac recipients probably
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Dell Expects 8% Boost in Revenues for 2nd Quarter
Dell Computer Corp. is predicting revenues of $8.2 billion during the second quarter, up 8% from a year before.
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DIRECT Listline
Marketshare Continuity Program Buyers These 16 million buyers have made multiple purchases of a number of products including books, videos, music, gifts
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Staples Buys Medical Arts Press
(Catalog Age) Framingham, MA-based office supplies cataloger/retailer Staples agreed on July 9 to buy Medical Arts Press, a multi-title cataloger of medical-related printed products, for $385 million. The all-cash transaction is expected to be completed by the end of the summer.
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DMA Debuts Industry-Specific Web Sites
The Direct Marketing Association has opened a teleservices Web site–the first of nine new direct marketing home pages the DMA will debut in coming weeks.
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Ray Schultz Named List Leader of the Year by DMA Council
Ray Schultz, editorial director of DIRECT magazine and DIRECT Newsline, has been elected 2002 list leader of the year by the Direct Marketing Association’s