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  • Directnewsline

    Reader’s Digest Plans Global Change THE READER’S DIGEST Association, Pleasantville, NY, is planning a global reorganization aimed at revitalizing the

  • GOING FASTER THAN EVER: Ironman picks up steam and sponsors for its 20th year.

    The first Ironman Triathlon was dreamed up during a Navy awards ceremony as a way to settle a bet about whether bikers or runners were in better shape.

  • DM Goes Global With Charles Prescott

    In July the Direct Marketing Association named Charles A. Prescott, formerly of The Reader’s Digest Association, as its first vice president of international

  • Europe Calling

    TO JUDGE BY the way share prices for the sector are dropping, the boom in telemarketing in the United States is over. Whether this is the result of overoptimistic

  • ONE AT A TIME

    WHETHER YOU LABEL today’s marketing models as relationship, database, loyalty, retention or one-to-one is not of great consequence. They all express the

  • B-to-B Sales Slowly Rising

    LIKE THE TORTOISE that won the race, business-to-business sales are moving ahead slowly but surely, according to results of a survey presented at this

  • Marketing Services

    Dan Granger, president and coo of Catalina Marketing Corp., St. Petersburg, FL, was named president and ceo. George Off, former ceo has been named chairman.

  • Cash From Chaos

    MOST DATABASE records can be ranked alphabetically or numerically by information in their fields. Related data, such as ZIP codes, can be clustered for