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  • Home Brew

    Private label beverages are a lot more hip now than they were back in the day when nondescript labels reading simply or adorned generic-looking bottles

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  • Marketing for the 21st Century

    Marketing in America is adrift today. Over ninety percent of all new products launched are not on the shelf two years later. Manufacturers are scrambling

  • Listline e-Newsletter

    Loring Direct Response Inc. has been retained to manage a portfolio of five lists on behalf of Revelation Marketing. With more than 2.4 million last-six-month records the Forever Young Mail Order Buyers file is the largest.

  • For a Limited Time Only

    Meow Mix Co. only meant to have its store open for a week. But traffic was good, and the p.r. coverage so far-flung that a would-be franchisee called

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  • 2004 Globes Winners

    For the second year in a row, a World Cup tie-in has taken the top Globe award given by the Marketing Agencies Association Worldwide. The Gran Prix Globe

  • Financial Services: Up Close and Personal

    E-marketing helps financial firms like Boston

  • Adobe and Yahoo to Offer New Services

    Adobe Systems Inc. and Yahoo Inc. have formed a strategic partnership that will combine Adobe’s document-sharing program with Yahoo’s Internet search capabilities, in order to develop additional Internet services.

  • FTC Settles With Security Software Marketers

    Bonzi Software Inc., a California company, and its owners have settled Federal Trade Commission charges that they falsely claimed that their InternetALERT software significantly reduces the risk of Internet attacks.

  • FTC Settles with Alleged Pop-Up Spammer

    Software firm D Squared Solutions this week settled Federal Trade Commission charges that the frequency of its pop-up ads crippled some computers. The company used pop-up ads to sell its own pop-up blocking software (Dec. 16, XTRA). The FTC filed suit …

  • Howdy, Pardners

    Forget the stereotypes: Country music fans buy a whole lot more than pickup trucks and fried chicken and they may not even live in the country. Savvy

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