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U.K. DMA Slams E-mail Opt-in Proposal
Association’s CEO argues that ARM’s policy would hurt DMers APROPOSAL for e-mail marketing regulations in Great Britain has drawn sharp criticism from
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The Mature, the Sassy and the Cheesy
AS PROMISED LAST ISSUE, our trip through the wilds of the holiday 2000 catalog offerings continues. Please keep your hands and feet inside the car at
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Yahoo! Shopping: a Well-Kept Secret
In the battle for supremacy among search engines, Yahoo! has a terrific secret weapon – but this ad doesn’t do it justiceMY CURRENT FAVORITE search engine
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Strong Medicine Drug companies turn to CRM to boost their prescription refill businessPRESCRIPTION DRUGS don’t seem well-suited to direct marketing. Pharmaceutical
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More to the Story
First, let me express my appreciation for naming ATD-American Co. as one of your Market Leaders for 2000 (“A Quiet Rise to the Top,” Nov. 15, 2000). But
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Strong MEDICINE
San Antonio. “The longer you keep a patient on a drug, the higher their lifetime value.”More than 45% of Americans don’t take medications as directed
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perfect pitch
Who’s Who? Not Us A recent mailing from Marquis Who’s Who set our heart aflutter: Were we finally being recognized in the biographical directory for our
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book review
Peterman Panned Peterman: That sinking feeling J. Peterman didn’t originate the idea of writing mail order copy as if it were created by a direct marketer
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web crawler
E-Tees OK, we admit we’re suckers for a good tag line. Brand Fury’s choice is “Kicks more funk than a Shaolin monk.” The online company designs and sells