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  • Blowing Its Own Horn

    NEW YORK CITY A&E Network has commissioned a fleet of vintage tall ships to stage mock sea battles as part of an extensive campaign to promote Horatio

  • BY POPULAR DEMAND

    IT’S GOTTEN TO the point where customers are telling their suppliers they’ve got to jump on the electronic commerce bandwagon-and not the other way around.That’s

  • A Tightly Knit Controversy

    WILLIAM WALLACE almost certainly never saw a banana, let alone ate one. But the Scottish patriot did know a thing or two about his country’s knitwear.

  • Sony Relates to Customers Through Its Dealers

    “DISINTERMEDIATION” is that clumsy word used today to express manufacturers’ longing to rid themselves of the middleman, go direct and bring a lot more

  • People

    Ritta & Associates, Englewood, NJ, hired Brian DeAngelo as an account executive and Joseph Hom as art director. Meredith Aman was promoted to account

  • Holiday Heist

    It’s the most wonderful – and competitive – time of the year. If you work in promotions, you know that Christmas is when every product on the planet delivers

  • SUDDEN IMPACT

    Everything old is new again at Impact. Sort of. At the beginning of the year, Chicago-based Foote, Cone & Belding reorganized its promo agency – again.

  • You’ve Got Coupons!

    St. Petersburg, Fl-based SuperMarkets Online, a subsidiary of Catalina Marketing Corp., has signed an agreement with Dulles, VA-based America Online to

  • Real-World Modeling-It’s Not About Tools

    OCCASIONALLY THERE ARE articles in the trade and academic press about the relative merits of neural networks, logistic regression and what I’ll refer

  • As The Worm Turns

    Here’s the setup. Our client was Allied Domecq’s Sauza Tequila, the No. 1 tequila in Mexico and the fastest growing spirits brand in the world. But even