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Cataloger Files for Chapter 11
Women First HealthCare Inc., a pharmaceutical direct marketer catering to older women, has filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy
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Avenue A Picks Up New Accounts
Interactive media agency Avenue A, an operating unit of Seattle-based aQuantive Inc., recently took on three new clients to direct their online advertising
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Consumers Digest Sues Over Trademark Use
A plumbing fixtures manufacturer has been hit with a lawsuit over alleged misuse of Consumers Digest’s trademarks and service marks in its advertising.
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Microsoft Butterfly Lays an Egg
The bigger they come, the bigger they sometimes fail. We often see what seems like a careless indifference in the print ads of some of the largest companies.
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Channel Surfing
Television viewers have been migrating to cable channels, causing agencies and marketers to follow suit, much to the chagrin of broadcast networks. Last
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Nightmare Firings
You’re fired! Those now-famous words uttered by The Donald to the various losing candidates on NBC’s recent reality TV show The Apprentice have also echoed
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Former PMG Marvin Runyon Dies at 79
Marvin Runyon, U.S. postmaster general from 1992 to 1998, died May 3. He was 79. He was a hard-driving public servant who ushered in the U.S. Postal Service’s
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Growth In Store
PROMOTION GROUP CENTRAL As any good matchmaker will tell you, you’ve got make sure both the bride and groom are happy walking down the aisle together.
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Frequent Flyers and Airline Cryers
Here’s an easy question: What’s the difference between a restaurant’s program and any major airline’s frequent flyer program? See? I told you it’s an