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Short Cuts
Direct Focus Inc., Vancouver, WA, created a new position, director of internet marketing, and selected James Crawford to fill it. He had been with Creative
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FIRED UP: Postman Goes Pyro
A PART-TIME LETTER carrier for the U.S. Postal Service in Chicago faces a variety of charges after he was allegedly caught red-handed by police burning
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UPDATING THE NEW DM: It Costs More to Get Them Than to Keep Them. Sez Who?
THE LEAD STORY in the December issue of DIRECT (“Don’t Be Lulled”) featured a pie chart indicating that in 1999, companies were spending 50% of their
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AOL Poised To Be Major Online Music Sales Channel
With Time Warner Inc.as planned merger with EMI Group Plc, America Online may become the new power in music sales and distribution, and not just over
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AOL Time Warner May Be Interactive TV Giant
It’s too soon to tell what impact, if any, the merger between America Online Inc. and Time Warner Inc. will have on e-commerce, but expectations are enormous.
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In Praise of Clutter
When was the last time anyone in promotion discussed strategy and didn’t express a desire to “break through the clutter?”I can’t hear the phrase without
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Crazy Quilt: Media conglomerates’ marketing units mix assets and ideas.
American Suzuki wanted to use more than TV’s “spots and dots” this year in introducing its new line of SUVs.The Brea, CA-based auto maker is giving dealership
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The Secret Handshake
As the “Global Village” grows, consumers cluster around common interests. Getting a few coupons in the bargain doesn’t hurt.Rosie O’Donnell can draw crowds
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First Gear: Volvo launches Web sites for new models in a multimedia effort
volvo Cars of North America is using the Web as the primary lead generation medium for the launch of two new car models.Prospects can visit two Volvo
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MINING MORE THAN JUST DATA
The Beverly Hillbillies weren’t the only ones who saw a bright future in black gold. Realizing that there’s a worldwide market worth some U.S. $200 billion