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  • How to Keep B-to-B E-mail From Getting Caught in Filters

    Business-to-business marketers face a particularly thorny problem getting their marketing e-mail delivered. Many companies’ filtering technology halts

  • Online Merchants Tap E-mail as Promotion Tool: Survey

    Some 96% of online merchants are using e-mail as a marketing tool and are devoting 26% of their e-marketing budgets to the tactic. Most e-mail content

  • Slingshot Wins Dr Pepper/Seven Up Account

    Marketing shop Slingshot has won the interactive marketing and advertising account for Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Plano, TX. Slingshot, Dallas, came out on top

  • Top of the Class

    While brawn and beauty got a nod, the majority of finalists in this year’s Reggie Awards had something that appealed to the kid in all of us. The Promotion

  • A Roller Coaster Ride

    Vivendi Universal Entertainment, Los Angeles, and MasterCard International, Purchase, NY, have launched a multi-year marketing alliance that gives the

  • SITE Unseen

    Travel budgets across most corporations have taken a beating but the Chicago-based Society of Incentive & Travel Executives (SITE) had some exceptional

  • New Products and Services

    PrePaid Web Cents: a secure payment service that enables digital content providers to offer consumers a way to prepay for online digital content through

  • List and Database News

    American Coin-Op This publication is distributed to 8,044 qualified subscribers, most of whom are owners, operators and managers of chain- and individually

  • Q&A: Contract Considerations During Wartime

    On the eve of the attack on Iraq, DIRECT Newsline talked with attorney Douglas J. Wood about how advertising agencies will feel the impact of the war, especially if the conflict is protracted. Wood is co-executive partner of New York-based Hall Dickler Kent Goldstein & Wood, and specializes in issues relating to advertising, marketing and new media. He is general counsel of the Association of National Advertisers.

  • DMA: E-Commerce Overblown, and Shouldn’t be Taxed

    The tax revenue that Internet-based transactions could generate is generally overstated and should not be used to expand the definition of nexus on out-of-state