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The Message You Can’t Miss
Consultants who work for systems integration firm DataLan Corp. spend virtually all their time on the road, and that used to create problems.If a customer
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Welcome Back: Publishers mine their databases to reactivate expires
When publishers go digging for gold on their magazines’ expire lists, a little database intelligence can help make the excavation worthwhile.At Conde
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The State of One-to-One Online: How American business is using the Web
Suddenly it seems like every business in the country has a Web site – from industry giants like Microsoft and General Motors to the corner pizza joint.
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Mergers-a-Go-Go: E-commerce spurs merger and acquisition activity
Direct marketing is HOT – at least judging by merger and acquisition activity in the 18-month period that ended in June.Out of 900 respondents to a survey
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Environmentalists
The environmental movement has made substantial gains since the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, broadening its focus to include such issues as labor,
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All Talk, No Action: DMers slow to warm up to new technologies
Nestled within a new study from the Direct Marketing Association is evidence that marketers have not fully embraced technological innovation.Only 5% of
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ONLINE MARKETING: Forrester: Online Sales Surging
More than 17 million households will shop online by year’s end, resulting in $20.2 billion in 1999 sales, according to a new report from Forrester Research
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E-mail Ads Get the Goods
Though still in its early stages, with only about 200 lists on the market, business-to-business e-mail is quickly developing its own rules for success,
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Self-Service Printing
If the new business model requires that firms overhaul themselves to offer individualized service, Royal P. Farros has an advantage: He started out that
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Custom Publishing Valued at $1 Billion
Companies in the U.S. will spend approximately $1 billion for custom publishing services in 1999, according to a study conducted by the Magazine Publishers