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Grilling on the Hill
Even before the first witness was called, members of the U.S. House of Representatives were lining up to take shots at the compiled data industry during
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Thank You Counts
Solid research helps make the case last year for performance recognition incentive programs. The Forum for People Performance Management and Measurement
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Time for Another Look at Universal Order Entry
The list industry has been plagued for decades by the lack of a uniform order entry and invoice structure that would benefit all brokers and managers.
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Medicinal Benefits
Direct-to-consumer advertising has become a major tactic for pharmaceutical brand marketing, accounting for an estimated 12% of 2003’s overall promotional
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Taking the Bill Me by the Horns
This issue, I solicit your pity for a catalog recipient. She’s a first-year legal associate, has student loans stretching beyond the horizon and is now
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Buzz Gets Louder
Marketers spent an estimated $166 billion on event marketing in 2004, up a healthy 9% for the year. Total 2004 spending wasn’t the 15% to 20% jump that
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Getting Started
It’s a big step for marketers to open up their packages to the many offers vying to be inside. Usually a DMer puts its list up for rental and based on
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Mind Your Business Database
Son, there are two kinds of people in this world. Those who like chunky peanut butter, and those who eat creamy. I uttered these profound words to the
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GM Uses Web to Give Itself a Voice
General Motors Corp. is using the Web to build relationships with car buyers and increase consumer conversation about its vehicles. General director of
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Mass In Transit
BEST BUY is tailoring marketing at the same time it tailors its stores. The retailer has crafted a three-tiered marketing plan balancing mass, customized