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  • Actors and Actresses

    The casting of actors and actresses is changing to better reflect America’s demographic diversity. Research from the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) indicates

  • Gender Vendors

    The French say “vive la difference” when it comes to the sexes. Direct marketers, however, are more divided on the topic of gender.Men’s Health, for example,

  • What You Use Might Hurt You

    Direct marketers are so busy gathering information on consumers that they often don’t take the time to consider the wisdom of using personal data. A new

  • Survey Shows Wasted Telecom Opportunities

    In the wake of deregulation in Europe, the huge opportunities for telecommunications suppliers are being underexploited as a result of poor direct marketing

  • Who Can We Blame – Anyone?

    I recently had the opportunity to talk with some senior-level retailers. We discussed a number of subjects and ended up talking about how consumers hate

  • Launch at the Speed of Sound

    Gillette didn’t want its $250 to $300 million ad blitz for Mach3 to go to waste, so it stenciled the razor’s logo on supermarket parking spaces.That unusual

  • CAUSE-RELATED

    School Connection/USA It pays to go to school. Target and Option One found that out last year, and won a second World PRO award this year for the School

  • Who’s News

    Einson Freeman’s Makeover Einson Freeman has moved to new headquarters, and is relaunching its brand with a new corporate identity. It’s still in Paramus,

  • Malling The Teen Scene

    Mall of America is looking for sponsors to fund a teen center in the Bloomington, MN, mega-mall. Management is talking with Pepsi-Cola and is expected

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  • A Book and a Diet Coke

    When Coca-Cola researchers found that Diet Coke drinkers read seven or more books a year, company officials got in touch with a handful of publishers