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A Postal Sin of Omission
In previous columns, I discussed some of the mistakes the U.S. Postal Service made in preparing its latest rate case. But besides these errors of commission,
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Wired Women: Marketers adapt strategies to females’ online behavior
As women move onto the Internet in big numbers – by 2003, 49% will use the Internet compared with 21% in 1998 – marketers are finding that their Web behavior
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Getting Shipshape
All the ships at sea just may be able to find the replacement parts they need on the Web at Equilinx.com.The new industrial site (www.equilinx.com) provides
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WebFlyer Plans Custom ISP
WebFlyer, an Internet site dedicated to frequent flyer programs, is extending its brand by becoming a free Internet service provider.This will put the
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Agent-Sold Subs – New Directions?
Just in case you’ve been in jail or on Mars for the past six months, the multimagazine subscription business is being devoured by the legal systems of
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End of an Era: Veteran list broker Ed Proctor dies at 90
Direct marketing lost one of its grand veterans on March 4 when Ed Proctor, who retired from the Guild Co. only last year after 68 years as a list broker,
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Data Dump: Interpretations of new legislation may curtail DM information use
Barring a convincing case from the direct response industry, marketers stand to lose significant data sources under the strictest interpretations of the
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DATABASE STRATEGIES: Integrating Marketing Databases With the Web
We’ve been approached lately by many clients who’d like to know whether their marketing databases can be integrated with the Web.Integration, however,
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ANYTHING FOR MONEY: Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire’s Ex?
JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT television was the stupidest medium there is, something on the Internet knocks that idea right out of your head.Renowned primarily