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  • High Flyer

    In the post-Vietnam era, America’s military was taking it on the chin in Hollywood. Then, in May 1986, Paramount Studios released Top Gun, starring Tom

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  • CLARIFICATION

    A story on Integrated Research’s electronic marketing campaign (Direct, February) overstated the number of leads the company generated using Tech-Target’s

  • Appleseed’s Profiles Kate

    A research study of 800 women over age 50 last year helped clothing cataloger Appleseed’s create a profile of its customer base: A baby boomer woman it’s

  • E-mail List Auditing Service Planned

    Efforts are under way to launch an e-mail list auditing service to ensure addresses released for rental comply with the Can Spam Act. Media auditing giant

  • Letters

    Also worthy causes I just received the issue of PROMO and was excited to see coverage on cause-related marketing efforts. While there were

  • DMA Research Council Becomes DMA Analytics Council

    The DMA Research Council has changed its name to the DMA Analytics Council, effective immediately.

  • Internet Use Among the Wealthy Jumps

    The profile of the online user is getting wealthier. Internet users with household incomes of more than $150,000 jumped 20% year-over-year to 10.3 million in January from 8.6 million, Nielsen//NetRatings has reported. This group not only spends the most …

  • Short Cuts

    Cabela’s Inc., based in Sydney, NE, reported on Thursday that its direct marketing revenues increased 5.3% to $378 million during the fourth quarter of 2004. Direct marketing revenues for the entire year of 2004 fiscal increased 5% to $970 million.

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  • Omnicom Buys Into Indian Shop

    Omnicom Group’s Indian agency Mudra has bought a majority share in the country’s biggest promotion shop, Kidstuff Promotions, New Delhi. Pankaj Wadhwa Mudra bought a 74% share in the agency, whose top clients are Unilever, Pepsi and Intel. Kidstuff …

  • Corporate Incentive Trends 2004

    (Corporate Meetings & Incentives)—The profile of the typical incentive program goes something like this: A 12-month campaign, designed to increase sales across the board, has as its reward a group travel program to a domestic destination, probably Florida, Hawaii, or California. The CEO selected the destination, and an in-house team handled the logistics. Just over 200 employees qualified for the trip, and per-qualifier spending topped $2,650.

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