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  • It’s in the cards

    Retailers are getting more data from their loyalty card programs to foster targeted in-store promotions. Smart retailers are mining purchase data to segment

  • Unsettled Affair

    Connecticut’s attorney general urged consumers to turn down a proposed class-action settlement offered by Publishers Clearing House, Inc., Port Washington,

  • So, You’re the New Customer Marketing Manager…

    In August, we repor-ted about the “convergence phenomenon” as it pertains to retailing. In short, most marketing tools available to manufacturers are

  • Culture Shift

    Julie Roehm knows how to turn heads.As brand manager overseeing the launch of the Focus compact, Roehm’s been driving a tricked-up prototype of the car

  • DREAM WEAVERS – Sega’s strategy in launching Dreamcast was simple

    It may not have been pretty, but Daniel Aquilar’s dive into a vat of mashed potatos paid off handsomely.The 21-year-old traveled to Mann’s Chinese Theater

  • The last straw

    Remember Coke’s Magic Can fiasco in the late ’80s, when consumers accidentally drank the special weighted liquid in winning cans? PopStraw Co. has got

  • On the Go

    Consumers who’ve tried to avoid telemarketers by ditching their home phones and going mobile will soon have to contend with a new ringing in their ears

  • Screen Passes

    The big data swap is on as marketers sling bullet passes to their top targets – and people who act just like them.Welcome back, sports fans. Even non-football

  • Short Cuts

    Kenneth C. Weaver has been tapped by Postmaster General William J. Henderson as the next chief of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. He succeeds Kenneth

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  • DIRECT Listline

    Cottage Shop Mail Order Buyers This file identifies 67,000 last-12-month buyers. This catalog features French hand-painted Limoges porcelain and other