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USPS Offers Electronic Billing and Payment
The U.S. Postal Service is offering its customers electronic billing and payment. The new service, called USPS eBillPay, is part of an agreement with
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Coolidge Gets Acquired
Marketing Services Group Inc. bought The Coolidge Co., a list management and brokerage firm that specializes in publishing and fundraising, for an undisclosed
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TOP OF THE P-O-P
Heritage Partners, Boston, acquired P.O.P. Displays International, a Woodside, NY-based company with operations in the U.S., U.K., and Portugal. The deal
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TRUE CRIME: Pyro Postman Gets Six Months
Former Chicago letter carrier Larry J. Mack, who was caught red-handed burning undelivered mail in his backyard on New Year’s Day (see Directions, DIRECT,
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DoubleClick’s O’Connor on DMA Board
Kevin O’Connor, CEO and co-founder of DoubleClick Inc., has been appointed to the Direct Marketing Association’s Board of Directors. O’Connor was appointed
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Behind the B-to-B Boom: DMA’s Wientzen says online sales hit $7 billion last year
Quick: what’s the hottest DM buzzword – the Web, CRM, viral marketing?Actually, none of the above, to hear Direct Marketing Association president H. Robert
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Forrester Predicts Dot-com Shakeout
Consolidations, closings may leave only the strongest on the scene at 2002’s end.The electronic retailing industry will undergo the first phase of a three-part
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Getting Closer: One-to-one mailings are facilitated by new printing technology
Direct mail is getting more personal. And you can thank your printer.In keeping with the general growth of one-to-one marketing and the demand for more
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What’s In-Store: Tips for avoiding hidden in-store sampling costs.
In-store sampling time and again proves to be an effective marketing tactic for new products, product relaunches, or brand re-enforcement. The impact
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United We Stand
independent bookstores, which have been slowly losing ground to retail store chains and online sellers like Amazon.com, will soon be able to fight back.