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  • Remembering Pete Hoke

    NOT THAT HE needed any tributes from us, but direct marketers lost one of the best friends they ever had with the death of Pete Hoke in July.Pete cared

  • Those Crazy, Not-So-Lazy Days of Summer

    CORPORATE shuffleboard has been the summer game of choice for OgilvyOne, Cramer-Krasselt and J. Walter Thompson.OgilvyOne Worldwide lost Wendy Riches

  • Get Framed

    TALK ABOUT a Web site with frames!Artuframe (www.artuframe.com), as in “art you frame,” allows you to do just that: pick out a piece of art, frame it,

  • Establishing a Relationship Marketing Program

    THIS IS PART TWO of an excerpt on relationship marketing from the upcoming third edition of David Shepard Associates’ “The New Direct Marketing” (McGraw-Hill).Much

  • Business Manners for Everyone

    THE NEED FOR business manners is even greater than I anticipated, and reader comments strongly indicated that more should be written on this critical

  • Fox Hits the Fast Lane

    LOS ANGELES Fox will try to extend the tremendous brand loyalty of NASCAR down to its youngest audience when it creates a children’s show based on the

  • European Gold Pro Award Winners Chosen

    Promotions from Belgium, England, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands won 15 gold and 15 silver PRO Awards this year out of a record-breaking

  • Shopper’s Nightmare

    IF THERE’S A single cliche that drives us up the wall, it’s the one in which small store owners are hailed as the paragon of one-to-one marketing. We’ve

  • Association News

    Licensing ’98 a Global Hit New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center was home to the Licensing ’98 International show in June. Attendance reached

  • If This Isn’t E-mail Heaven, It Must Be the Other Place

    I WOULDN’T DARE KNOCK e-mail as a communications tool. After all, one of my books is “Cybertalk That Sells” (whatever that’s supposed to mean).But my