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Needed: A Leap of Faith
TWENTY YEARS AGO, IT WAS a radical idea that scared people: You’ll mail my list net-net so my rental income will go down. You’ll use my data and I won’t
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Joffe Wins Cell Phone Spam Case
THINKING OF SENDING E-MAIL text messages to cell phones? Better think again. An Arizona appellate court ruled that a ban on automatic dialers spelled
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Warning Signs on Privacy
STATEMENT-STUFFER USERS should check which flag their prospects salute: If it has a maple leaf on it, those inserts could mean trouble. In Canada, even
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Borders Uses Data to Boost Service
KEEPING 30 MILLION CUSTOMERS happy is a tall order. But Borders Group Inc. has taken on that challenge with information to back it up. Borders has been
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Conventional Wisdom
MOST RETAIL loyalty programs are alike, and many are failing in their basic mission. Consumers and retailers are feeling disillusioned, but the programs
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Hanging on the Telephone
Comcast Corp. Has found what it believes is a good substitute for direct mail in some markets: Door hangers. That’s right. The telecom giant launched
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Data Bills Pile Up in Congress
THE VERDICT ISN’T IN ON whether the wheels of legislation grind finely, but they sure do grind slowly: All the data-related bills covered earlier this
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Listline e-Newsletter 10/14/05
Statlistics now manages Virgo Publishing’s master file. It contains
619,030 controlled circulation subscribers. Virgo has publications in a
wide range markets including technology, telecommunications, health,
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Listline e-Newsletter 10/13/05
F+W Publications Inc. has retained ClientLogic Specialists Marketing
Services to oversee 15 magazine lists and five book club files. Data
cards have been released already for Country’s Best Log Homes (42,743
subscribers) and Log Homes Illustrated (40,486 subscribers).