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Warning Signs on Privacy
STATEMENT-STUFFER USERS should check which flag their prospects salute: If it has a maple leaf on it, those inserts could mean trouble. In Canada, even
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Wineries Scrub E-mail Addresses
THANKS TO E-MAIL LAWS IN Michigan and Utah, wine lovers in those states are having a tougher time learning about California wines. Fearing they could
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Data Bills Pile Up in Congress
THE VERDICT ISN’T IN ON whether the wheels of legislation grind finely, but they sure do grind slowly: All the data-related bills covered earlier this
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Card Holders Pick Electronics Over Home Improvement Rewards: Maritz
There has been a shift in reward preferences by American rewards card consumers who would now prefer to listen to a new iPod than repaint the garage.
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Editor’s Pick: The New Spa At Mohonk Mountain House
When it comes to employee incentives, perhaps nothing says its better than a trip to a spa. The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House was one of hundreds of travel destinations seeking to capture the attention of thousands who attended last month’s Motivation …
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TLC Boosts Series Via Guerilla Marketing Campaign
TLC took to the streets to generate buzz around its new fall show, The Adam Carolla Project, seeding thousands of premiums to consumers via a guerilla marketing campaign to drive tune-in to the series. During the two-week promotion, which …
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IMA Names 2006 Executive Committee
The Incentive Marketing Association has named its leadership team, charged with implementing its new five-year strategic plan. The plan calls for more education, training and benchmarking opportunities to incentive users and suppliers. IMA’s 2006 …
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American Eagle Outfitters Launches Loyalty Program
American Eagle Outfitters has rolled out a new loyalty program that rewards consumers and employees alike with certificates for branded merchandise based on spending habits. The AE All-Access Pass lets customers 13 and older earn credits on any items …
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Heinz Spreads Silly Squirts Online
H.J. Heinz Co. is launching Silly Squirts kid-friendly ketchup with a dedicated Web site and online sweepstakes. The bottle has a flip top with three different drawing nozzles; it sells for $2. Heinz supports the rollout with a micro-site on family site …