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Only One Mail Piece in Five is “Smart”: Study
Fewer than 20% of all direct mail pieces received by consumers are seen as targeted to their tastes and interests, according to a new study.According
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Millennium Addicts Now Have to Wait for the Next One
Nov. 22, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald not only ended the life of President John F. Kennedy, he also effectively ended the career of a promising comedian named
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Requiem for Net Stocks? Not Yet
Don’t look now, but by 2005 many of you reading this will look back at 1999 and slap your forehead: Why didn’t I buy Amazon.com stock when it was hovering
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A Change Is in the Air
The other day, I gave a talk to a gathering of letter carriers on the challenges the U.S. Postal Service is facing from electronic communications technologies
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Off the Straight and Narrow Path
If you’re a marketer who uses regression models, you need to understand the topic of nonlinearity: What it is, why it is important, how it could improve
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Count Countdown: What marketers can look forward to in the 2000 Census.
Sometime by the end of the year, Americans will become intimately familiar with the phrase, “This is your future. Don’t leave it blank.”This month the
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Correction
An item about the study called, the 1999 Economic Impact: U.S. Direct and Interactive marketing Today which ran on Oct. 15 Newsline, incorrectly stated
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USPS To Launch Final Phase of Automatic Barcode Evaluator
The U.S. Postal Service next month is scheduled to launch the third and final phase of its Automatic Barcode Evaluator (ABE) program which verifies the
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USPS Owns Up to Non-Delivery of Standard Mail
Last week, for the first time in recent memory, the U.S. Postal Service indirectly admitted that Standard A (advertising) Mail nationally is not properly
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Correction
An item about a European mail delivery study, which ran on the Oct. 1 Newsline, incorrectly stated how long it takes for cross-border mail to arrive.