Q&As
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2001 DB Sales Held Steady
GLOBAL SALES of database systems generated $8.8 billion in 2001, a minimal uptick from the $8.7 billion seen in 2000, according to a statistical review
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FLORENTINE Holiday
NO ONE WANTS TO SPEND a huge part of their vacation waiting in line for tickets, or trying to arrange a tour in a country where they don’t speak the native
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Good Stuff
If you’re a New Englander, you know them and you’ve shopped in their stores at least once. (If you say you haven’t you’re probably lying.) And if you’re
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WORD expansion
WE’VE ENTERED AN ERA in which sending 5 million e-mails isn’t a major novelty. Thus, a new significance appears, to haunt us creative types: Word massaging,
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Cisco Scuttles Postal Mail
Cisco Systems has abandoned postal mail in favor of e-mail in its marketing of a big-ticket networking system, saving money in the process. The effort
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E-mail Now More Profitable, Survey Shows
E-MAIL use is becoming more profitable. The average amount of revenue generated from an online buyer grew from $168 in 2001 to $208 in 2002, while the
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Simon Cries Foul Again
Simon Marketing, Los Angeles, in March sued three accounting firms for breach of contract and negligence. The suit blames the firms for the security breach
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letters to the editor
Why No DR Print? I was disappointed to see that direct response print media magazines and newspapers were not tracked in DIRECT’s annual marketing survey
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Rational Software Ad Not Rational Enough
I REALIZE that this is not the first time I have done a makeover of an ad for business software. But it presents one of the toughest challenges in direct
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DEAR MARKETER:
THIS YEAR, DMD will have the most exciting event in its 37-year history. We are honored to have America’s Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as our luncheon speaker