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  • Answers First, Questions Later

    Nobody who’s read this magazine for any length of time could fault it for not advancing the cause of promotions. After all, promo is our name and what

  • Branding the Herd

    DURING TWO OF my summer sojourns, I realized that many of our industry’s finest had done an exemplary job of branding, at least in our household.While

  • Budget’s Big Blast

    Perhaps the name Budget reacts with the well-burnished executive ego like some image-tarnishing oxidizing agent. No matter. Marketers at Budget Rent a

  • Leather and Laces

    A QUIRKY MAIL OFFER from software manufacturer Symix generated giggles, interest and more than six times the number of prequalified leads expected. The

  • Samsung Launches a Motor Business

    Samsung entered the automobile business in 1995 and, under the new Samsung Motors division, introduced its first car in February. The company’s successful

  • ALL TOGETHER NOW: JIM NOONAN, VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS

    This summer’s blockbuster from Warner Bros. Studios and Warner Music Group didn’t feature any explosions or gunfire, but it did result in a lot of hits.Cross

  • NEW LISTS

    NETWORK WORLD FUSION This list identifies 65,000 networking IS professionals by e-mail address who gave permission to receive third-party e-mails. Network

  • Becoming a Utility Player

    WHILE GAS AND electric utility customers generally feel positive about their service providers, cable TV companies may face customer defection in a deregulated

  • Mag Sweeps Settlement

    American Family Publishers, Jersey City, NJ, and New York State Attorney General Dennis C. Vacco concluded an $800,000 settlement that will compensate

  • Kraft Consolidates

    Kraft Foods, Glenview, IL, named six promotion agencies for ethnic promos. The food giant spent several months reviewing shops to consolidate from 30