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Postal Progress
IN THE YEARS following World War I, being gay was enough to disqualify people from being postal workers.Case in point: In 1924 or 1925, Henry Gerber,
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Click and Save
AN INTERNET SITE that produces coupons from users’ local retailers has begun tests in the Boston area.The site-Coolsavings.com-and Super Coups, Avon,
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Y&R to Buy KnowledgeBase
ADBERTISING CONGLOMERATE Young & Rubicam Inc., New York, agreed in April to acquire database marketing agency KnowledgeBase Marketing Inc. for $175 million
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Bell Atlantic Casts Wide Net to Become ISP of Choice
BELL ATLANTIC is targeting Internet users with two direct mail campaigns. One promotes BellAtlantic.net as an Internet service provider (ISP); the other
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TV Guide Appoints a Database Manager
THE TV GUIDE Magazine Group has created a new position for director of database marketing, and has tapped David Bernard-previously the managing director
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Tick, Tock…It’s the Privacy Clock
THINK YOU’LL NEVER need to get permission before you mail to consumers? Think you’ll always be able to choose whether you can utilize telemarketing? Think
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Account-Specific Spotlight: Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis is about as modest as a marketplace gets. Supermarkets here have the fewest health and beauty care, paper goods, beer, and books/magazines
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Make It Happen
Not long ago, many in our industry were weeping and gnashing their teeth over postal rate increases that soared well beyond the rate of inflation.Hikes
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Gig Acquires Musician List
GIG MAGAZINE HAS purchased the 22,000-name active subscriber list of its former rival, Musician.Musician, owned by BPI Communications, published its last
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New Bill Would Bar Net Access Fees
ANOTHER BILL to keep the Internet free of taxes or other charges has been introduced by Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI). Upton’s bill, complementing one sponsored