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  • Torched Values?

    Lisa Delpy began hearing from former students of her sports management class at George Washington University soon after reports on the Olympic scandal

  • Opening the Dialog

    When Mead Johnson Nutritional began a direct mail program for its Enfamil brand in 1992, it sent mostly coupons to the nation’s four million new mothers.

  • The Display Police

    What point-of-purchase efforts need is some form of institional Viagra, says Joe Casper, spokesman for the Washington, DC-based Point of Purchase Advertising

  • Court Them Early and Well

    IT IS THE few hushed moments after the birth of a new baby. The parents, their happiness sharp and perfect as a crystal in the snow, examine the mysterious

  • On the Net

    Virtual Wall Street The web’s highest-stakes contest is off and running. RealTime Media, Haverford, PA, teamed with Internet advertising network Flycast

  • Jingle Bells and Whistles

    Holiday sales at bookstore chain Barnes & Noble rose nearly 9 percent to $555 million, better results than most retailers were able to claim this Christmas

  • One-to-One Lite

    The latest word from Don Peppers and Martha Rogers is that you don’t have to overhaul your company from the boardroom to the mailroom to get into one-to-one

  • Prosper NRG, Beldenergy Bow Utilities Marketing System

    Prosper NRG Marketing and Beldenergy have introduced Direct To Market, an interactive service to help pitch energy services to business prospects in deregulated

  • Comparative Advertising Doesn’t Always Work Overseas

    With the Internet rapidly breaking down borders and thereby creating a variety of legal implications, it is imperative to review comparative advertising

  • CDNOW

    Two years ago, Samantha Liss was wavering. She wanted to change jobs. She had her MBA, had done a year in marketing, and was working for an uninspiring