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Enough is enough. Things have to change. Yes, we’re brilliant. Time after time we figure out ways to overcome postage hikes, increased paper costs, higher

Freedom Colorado Information Inc. has yoked two Web sites with a newspaper, allowing it to move from being a traditional publisher to what it calls an

Everyone has some sort of malady be it real or imagined, life-threatening or frivolous that they wish there was a magic pill to cure. Even the pharmaceutical

Hewlett-Packard enjoys an auto-replenishment program with kick. Not only do e-mails go out to decision-makers each month keyed to the age of products

Time Inc. has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Publishers Services Exchange (PSE) and its owner Dennis Simpson, alleging trademark infringement

Laurel Touby blows into a room creating her own personal happening. A tiny, blonde bombshell with an intense gaze behind stylish spectacles, the founder

Visit Florida, the state tourism bureau, will spend $30 million on marketing during the 2002-2003 tourist season $45 million less than it did during the

Charlie Smythe was the vice president of marketing at a continuity club, running a $25 million operation. When the marketplace upset the fortunes of his

Who owns the name of a magazine subscriber the publisher or the agent who sold the sub? That question is being asked with increasing frequency because