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  • The Game of Targeting

    CAN TARGETING in the interactive display ad arena make a difference? Boston’s NineCo is betting it does, and agencies that have placed clients on the

  • Celluloid Heroes

    AUTHOR Arnie Bernstein managed to tie together Chicago, the movie industry and direct marketing in his recently published “Hollywood on Lake Michigan.”Bernstein

  • He Shot New York

    DM VETERAN RALPH Ginzburg was never one to shoot blanks. He took on the U.S. government in the Supreme Court case Ginzburg vs. United States after his

  • Bill Would Cut Virginia Spam

    VIRGINIA BECAME THE first state to pass legislation controlling unsolicited commercial e-mail (“spam”) late last month, when its House of Delegates unanimously

  • British Tourist Authority Comes Out in the U.S.

    THE BRITISH TOURIST Authority has begun a campaign in the United States-to a very targeted audience.It mailed 75,000 brochures to gay and lesbian households

  • Stocking the Mailbox

    TWO RECENT creative packages used foodstuffs to try and cut through the mailbox clutter.Boston’s Direct Response Group developed a campaign to generate

  • Funny Business

    TOP US IF you’ve heard this one. What do Basil Fawlty and a young Obi Wan Kenobi have in common? Not much-unless you count an authoritative manner and

  • DOOR TO DOOR

    BOB FIORI is riding high on other people’s moving vans. Actually, his clients benefit just after a household move occurs, when their advertisements appear

  • The Art of Renewals

    THERE IS A legend among circulation directors about a renewal pitch done by Mad magazine back in its heyday.Although Mad did not try to acquire subscribers,

  • B-to-B Computer Products Lead Gain

    SHOWING impressive fourth quarter earnings that exceeded many analysts’ predictions, business-to-business computer products catalogers and marketers provided