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Group Sues U.S. Over Data Use
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has filed a federal lawsuit to force the U.S. Justice and Treasury Departments to reveal details about
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Verizon Rolls Out Gift Mail Program
Verizon Communications will mail more than 1 million gifts to high-value customers this month, the first of four to six customer retention efforts planned
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Catalogers Gear Up for Expected Postal Increase
WITH AN EXPECTED 7% to 10% postal rate increase looming on July 1, catalogers are positioning themselves to make up for the additional budget drain. A
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No Janey-Come-Lately Here
LAST ISSUE I critiqued the catalogs that invited themselves into my home for the 2001 holiday season. Now it’s time to look at which ones actually spurred
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Sub-prime Crackdown
SUB-PRIME CREDIT MAILERS, once among the hottest sectors in financial services marketing, are feeling the heat. Several big players have had to change
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Time to Redesign
IF YOU’VE BEEN READING the trade press, you’ll know that the latest buzz in the Washington postal community is whether mailers and the U.S. Postal Service
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Postal Bullets
POSTAL INSPECTORS have been chasing mail fraud artists for 160 years. And they’ve built a remarkable track record, given the limitations they face. For
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DMers Say They’ll Keep Mailing
MOST DIRECT MARKETERS will continue mailing despite the recent anthrax scare, according to a survey by Victoria James Executive Search. But almost two-thirds