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Texas Letter Mailed to Names Compiled from SRDS Records
If you’re one of many who have been wondering where the Texas AG’s office got the names of list brokers that it mailed its threatening letter to in October,
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While Wary, Consumers Want Holiday Mail: Survey
Mailers wanting their efforts opened in a time of anthrax scares should consider transparency, both in terms of motive and package design. Nearly six in 10 consumers would prefer to receive a postcard from marketers than a letter, and 53% said they would discard mail they can’t positively identify.
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DMA Launches B-to-B Web Page
The Direct Marketing Association has launched a Web page for visitors to access business-to-business content. “This homepage allows B-to-B marketers to
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Short Cut
Five companies have agreed to use SkyGo’s ad-serving technology to deliver advertising messages within their wireless content. They are: CBS MarketWatch.com,
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A Medium That’s Well Done
With foresight to rival that of Nostradamus, Marshall McLuhan in 1967 recognized the profound and compelling influence of all media independent of the
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Two Bursts for the Price of One
A COMMON PROBLEM that has resulted in the demise of so many dot-com companies is the difficulty of achieving critical mass. You need a large customer
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The Fellowship of New Line
New Line Cinema’s The Lord of the Rings has “landmark” written all over it.
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Live From Chicago: No Word From Texas — Yet
If you’re wondering whether the Direct Marketing Association has heard from the Lone Star state about the Texas letter, they haven’t. “Not yet,” Jerry
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Interactive Media:$1.8 billion
Momentum Busters The dot-com swoon holds growth to 22.4 percent. A dot-com frenzy pumped millions of dollars into Internet marketing during the first
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Boardroom Braces for Anthrax Fallout
Boardroom, the publisher of “Bottom Line Personal” is braced for trouble as anthrax reports poison the mail.