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  • MIN Yanks Controversial List from its System

    Marketing Information Network (MIN), an online data research tool for the list brokerage community, pulled Wednesday a list of magazine subscribers from its system after receiving numerous complaints that the file was not legitimate.

  • Consumers: A User’s Manual

    Online marketing was supposed to cannibalize other marketing methods due to its minimal expense and turnaround speed. Marketers love it—but, Yankelovich

  • Terror Not Deterring Shopping: Survey

    Americans have not altered their shopping patterns significantly in the last year because of safety concerns, according to a Yellow Pages Research Institute

  • DoubleClick Profitable in Second Quarter

    DoubleClick Inc. reported second quarter net income of $4.1 million, a turnaround from the $37.9 million seen in second quarter 2001. The company generated

  • American Cancer Society Names ParadyszMatera as Broker

    The American Cancer Society has appointed ParadyszMatera as its exclusive list broker for all donor acquisition mail. ParadyszMatera will handle list

  • Jupiter Media Metrix Requests Delisting Hearing

    Jupiter Media Metrix, Inc. has requested a hearing to appeal its potential delisting from the Nasdaq National Market. Jupiter had been notified on June

  • Insiderstreet.com to Acquire Neosphere

    Insiderstreet.com, Inc. plans to acquire the assets of Neosphere Technologies, Inc. for an undisclosed sum. The online computer hardware and software

  • BACK-END AND BELOW-THE-LINE SERVICES

    BREWING PARTNERSHIPS The Pabst Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX, is seeking marketing, promotion, special event, and merchandising proposals for May-September

  • Agency Moves

    Gage, Minneapolis, promoted Tom Wilson to vp-managing director to oversee the agency’s channel marketing practice. Tracy Locke Partnership, Wilton, CT,

  • Dueling Estimates

    The quote, There are lies, damned lies, and statistics, is attributed either to Benjamin Disraeli or Mark Twain neither of whom ever had to estimate growth