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Live Feed Of Jordan Speech Boosts HSN’s Memorabilia SalesThe Home Shopping Network, St. Petersburg, FL, broke into its regularly scheduled programming to carry Michael Jordan’s retirement as a professional basketball 
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Hopes for the New MillenniumAs we careen down the final chute to the year 2000, it is my most sincere and profound wish . . .That sometime in the next two years, the NHL’s Buffalo 
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Millenium MadnessAs New Year’s Day 1999 was ushered in, the media used the occasion to scare the public with reports of the impending doom awaiting us 12 months hence 
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High TheaterEllen Slauson likes to sit in the back of bars. That way she can hear what people really think of the show she’s putting on up front. As senior director 
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How Fast is Too Fast?When PROMO published the top 10 fastest-growing promotion agencies in the June issue, at first we thought there was a typo.According to the promo 100, 
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Second WaveIT’S WELL INTO HARVEST time in the cranberry bogs of Massachusetts, and Ocean Spray’s marketing staff is still working overtime.Ocean Spray is working 
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On the NetPeapod Excitement! Peapod Inc., Skokie, IL, America’s largest online grocery retailer, announced a multi-year national marketing agreement with Excite 
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Speaking to the SisterhoodBest Buy needed only one take to nail the TV spot for its School Gear back-to-school sweepstakes. The premise was familiar: Kids clamor so hard for clothes, 
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AgenciesGluttony Could Spoil Postal FeastYOU HAVE TO pity the U.S. Postal Service these days. Every time it turns around, there seems to be someone who wants to grab his share of the marbles. 
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A Flinty Look at the FutureTry to predict the future. Does yours look more like the Jetsons or the Flintstones? If you think Jetsons, think again. Sure, everything is automated