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House Expected to OK Nonprofit Rate Relief Bill
This week the House is expected to give final approval to legislation capping nonprofit postage rates at 40% below the U.S. Postal Service’s commercial
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Now They’ll See Paree
Rugrats in Paris hits silver screens nationwide Nov. 17 backed by an impressive list of marketing partners, many of whom are linked to one of the most
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Everyone Wants To Be Your Portal
It’s fourth quarter. Sales and Finance walk into a room to discuss the state of the business. “It’s great,” says Sales. “It’s lousy,” says Finance. You
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Rules Made to Be Broken
Every year at the PRO Awards luncheon, after the deals go down and the lights go up, there is a moment of truth. It occurs when one colleague approaches
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Agencies
Complementary Medium
Magazines have discovered their Web sites build brand and businessWhen first the Internet dawned over the traditional print landscape, publishers shuddered,
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Senate Panel Paves Way for Action on Nonprofit Rate Relief Bill
Legislation capping nonprofit postage rates at 40% below the U.S. Postal Service’s commercial rates and 5% below its first class, periodicals and Standard
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MSGi Reports $35 Million Loss With Closing of Wiredempire
Marketing Services Group Inc. has reported preliminary losses of $35 million associated with the discontinuation of its e-mail marketing company WiredEmpire.The
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Correction
A story in yesterday’s DIRECT Newsline reported that the Association for Interactive Media (AIM) was formed in 1999 and has more than 50 corporate members.
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Correction
Yesterday’s Newsline contained incorrect facts regarding Petals, a direct-to-consumer marketer of artificial flowers. Petals is owned by Interiors, Inc.,
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GAO: Only 3% of U.S. Agencies Protect Web Visitor Privacy
The federal government is doing a lousy job of protecting the privacy of individuals who visit its various Internet sites, according to the General Accounting