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  • Some Thoughts on 1999

    1999 not only marks the end of a decade, but the end of a 10-year period during which direct marketers were constantly urged to change their management

  • Deep Impact

    Impact Communications Group, Chicago, has been restructured by parent Foote, Cone & Belding, with new management appointed by FCB Chicago president Brian

  • Account-Specific Spotlight: Buffalo

    Buffalo is big on food. The upstate New York market ranks fourth in the nation in all-commodity dollar volume. It ranks No. 1 among supermarkets offering

  • On the Net

    Virtual Wall Street The web’s highest-stakes contest is off and running. RealTime Media, Haverford, PA, teamed with Internet advertising network Flycast

  • Ha-Lo Gives Holiday Shopping New Meaning

    Ha-Lo Industries, Inc. stayed in full acquisitions mode over the holidays, purchasing two more companies.The Niles, IL-based agency bought Parsons International

  • Calling All Entrepreneurs

    After spending five years at Nabisco, Cliff Medney felt the tug to be free. “It was time,” he says. “I had learned and experienced a great deal and wanted

  • Man of the World: DRAFT IS DIRECT MARKETER OF YEAR

    Howard Draft, chairman/CEO of DraftWorldwide, is CADM’s 1999 Charles S. Downs Chicago Direct Marketer of the Year. At age 45, he’s the youngest-ever recipient

  • Jingle Bells and Whistles

    Holiday sales at bookstore chain Barnes & Noble rose nearly 9 percent to $555 million, better results than most retailers were able to claim this Christmas

  • Me Llamo Tinky Winky

    The itsy bitsy Entertainment Company of New York City and U.K.-based Ragdoll Productions have agreed to launch the wildly popular Teletubbies TV series

  • Fueling Up

    The main reason convenience stores live up to their name is to provide travelers with liquid sustenance, be it gasoline or a more humanly palatable refreshment.