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Gotta Catch ‘Em All
Jedi Quest, a magazine targeting young collectors of “Star Wars” toys, will be the first DM effort to use Hasbro’s cross-company multimillion-name database.More
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Reader’s Digest Offers Credit Card
The Reader’s Digest Association Inc., Pleasantville, NY, will market a co-branded credit card to its customers with First USA. A series of offers will
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ONLINE MARKETING: Forrester: Online Sales Surging
More than 17 million households will shop online by year’s end, resulting in $20.2 billion in 1999 sales, according to a new report from Forrester Research
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Love at First Sight: A century and more of comments about direct mail
People have been complaining about junk mail for a long time. A sample of public opinion over the past 120 years:Any person who ever wrote a letter to
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The Whole Story: Organic foods market goes online to expand customer base
Whole Foods Market – a purveyor of organic foods, healing remedies and the down-to-earth lifestyle such things engender – is taking a decidedly synthetic
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The Sherpa Image: Mountain Miser proves generous to its best customers
Outdoor equipment retailer Mountain Miser was forced by circumstance to become a one-to-one marketer. The Englewood, CO-based store’s database had grown
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ROAD TRIP: News in the North
Here’s a scary scenario: You’re in Toronto at the DMA fall conference and you need something to read. You’ve already finished your by-now-dog-eared copy
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California Opts In
Modeled on European law, pending bill would require written permission for transfer of personal dataCalifornia could become the first state to adopt European-style
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Environmentalists
The environmental movement has made substantial gains since the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, broadening its focus to include such issues as labor,
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E-mail Ads Get the Goods
Though still in its early stages, with only about 200 lists on the market, business-to-business e-mail is quickly developing its own rules for success,