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Land of Opportunity
When we talk about arbitrage, we so often think about it from a single point of view – the classic arbitrage scenario involving a single person spending money on one of the major self-service interfaces be it Google…
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Telematch Acquires Phoenix Data Processing and Farm Market iD
Information services provider Telematch, Inc. has acquired Phoenix Data Processing and Farm Market iD from their parent Multi Ag Media, LLC.
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Email
Four Email Appending Firms Using the Same P.O. Box
At least four e-mail appending and list-sales firms are claiming or have claimed the Houston P.O. box as their U.S. headquarters
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Agencies
Disney Promotes Pixar’s “Up” with Travel Sweeps
Disney’s new Pixar release “Up”, set to open May 29, is about an old man who goes adventuring around the globe in a flying house
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Small Changes and Planning Can Make Your Expires Work
Sure, times are tough, money is tight and uncertainty is the mood of the moment. While a mailer’s first reaction might be to cut, cut, cut, it is also time for some reflection. Are you making the best possible use of your expires?
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Listline e-Newsletter 5/07
Infinite Media is now managing this file of 976,113 farmers and ranchers who’ve been sourced from direct mail, surveys and card decks
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Agencies
Kodak Online Golf League Ties to PGA Tour
Kodak has teed off a new online fantasy golf-league game tied to its first partnership with the PGA Tour, a five-year deal that runs through 2014
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Listline e-Newsletter 5/06
All That Marketing is now managing this file of 89,977 direct mail-sold apparel buyers. Belardi Ostroy was the previous manger
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Harte-Hanks’ Income Drops In First Quarter
Harte-Hanks generated $217.7 million during first-quarter 2009, an 18.9% decline from the $268.5 million it pulled in a year ago. The company’s net income dropped at a much faster rate, however, falling by 47.6% from $13.6 million to $7.1 million.
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Email
EmailAppenders Back with New Web Site, New Name
EmailAppenders—the controversial data seller that several marketers have accused of ripping them off in bad e-mail deals—has reappeared with a new Web site and a new name