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  • They’d Like You to Watch

    For marketers, the future of online video isn’t about waterskiing squirrels or candid footage of celebrities picking their noses. It’s about interactivity

  • Efficient B-to-B E-mail Marketing

    We all want to do more with less these days. When you compare the cost of postal mail (about $1 apiece) to that of e-mail (about a penny per message)

  • What’s Buried in Grant’s Tome

    So what kind of a yarn does Grant Johnson spin in Fairytale Marketing? The story concerns one Fairy Tale (or, as readers come to know him, F.T.) Prince,

  • Casual Games, Serious Marketing

    Now that the flood of pre-holiday advertising for console and computer-based games is finally receding, it may be time to remember that for many people,

  • Hip New Green Products are not Your Grandmother’s Products—Or Are They?

    Sluggish behind the wheel, Forgetful. Technologically challenged. Oblivious to current events. A simple Internet search reveals that there’s no shortage

  • The Five-Pound Watch

    I suppose a determined researcher or a determined antagonist can find so many examples of shipping and handling tacked on as an extra profit center that

  • Teleservices: Solid Solution for Lean Times

    A slumping economy challenges businesses to come up with strategies that deliver financial results fast. Teleservices programs can be a solid solution

  • WWE Stages Shows in Iraq

    It’s an entertainment genre beyond anything that Bob Hope could have conceived for his legendary shows for troops engaged in wars overseas. For the past

  • Dr. P and the Roses

    Be careful what you wish for, because you just may get it. And be careful whose intellectual property you’re wishing on, because if things turn bad, you

  • Read This East to West

    As I noted in the December issue, this column is written more than a month before you actually read it. That means while you’re sweeping away the last