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For Sam Decker, the epiphany came when he was struggling with a volcano of slime. More specifically, it was a HotWheels Slimecano racing set, bought on Amazon.com as a Christmas present for his children, and it was a bear to put together on Christmas Eve. The pieces wouldn’t fit properly, and the river of slime refused to ooze. “I tried everything I could, both with and without the directions, and it just wouldn’t work,” Decker says. “Finally I slammed it back in the box and went to Amazon to write a bad review. And I found that there were already 77 negative reviews on that site, all giving it one star out of five. And Amazon was still selling it.”

Direct Media Inc. now oversees Fairfield Mint’s catalog customer file.
The 57,835 listed spent an average of $75 during the last 12 months on
die-cast model cars.

Communications Data Service has added a 192,466 square foot distribution center in Des Moines, IA to its holdings. The new facility, its second, will add to the firm’s warehousing and fulfillment services capabilities.

Over the summer, automakers tightened up their incentive purses used to drive consumers to their showrooms to make vehicle purchases.

Levi’s brand is on the hunt for a few good faces to star in its spring 2007 advertising campaign, and is hitting college campuses as part of a nationwide search.

BIC USA is tapping pop culture for two separate promotions targeting different audiences for different products.

AT&T Inc. is calling on college football fans to move from spectator to producer in a promotion that lets them create customized videos of their favorite football teams and a chance to win prizes.

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has introduced a far-reaching privacy bill that could spell deep trouble for any business that uses so-called personally identifiable information for marketing purposes.

New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has introduced a far-reaching privacy bill that could spell deep trouble for any business that uses so-called personally identifiable information for marketing purposes.

Kraft Foods is putting six kids in charge with a back-to-school contest for its co-branded Baskin-Robbins Handi-Snacks pudding.