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  • Torched Values?

    Lisa Delpy began hearing from former students of her sports management class at George Washington University soon after reports on the Olympic scandal

  • Talking Back

    Look in any wallet or purse these days and there’s a real good chance a pre-paid phonecard is tucked inside. How good? According to Boston-based consulting

  • At Retail

    Changing Courses Midstream Kraft Foods is revamping its six-month-old corporate marketing campaign with more emphasis on consumer promotion and co-marketing

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  • Opening the Dialog

    When Mead Johnson Nutritional began a direct mail program for its Enfamil brand in 1992, it sent mostly coupons to the nation’s four million new mothers.

  • The Display Police

    What point-of-purchase efforts need is some form of institional Viagra, says Joe Casper, spokesman for the Washington, DC-based Point of Purchase Advertising

  • Nature’s Way

    MAYBE IT’S BECAUSE people are getting short shrift from HMOs. Or maybe patients are tired of hearing doctors tell them their conditions are hopeless,

  • Data-Free Zones

    YOU’VE HEARD THIS before. The promise of the Internet for marketers is that eventually they will be able to target customers individually. One-to-one.

  • Residential Delivery Cold-Shouldered by USPS Rivals

    THIS PAST holiday season more people made gift purchases over the Internet than ever before, bringing package deliverers record volumes of new business.According

  • Tower of Babel

    FIRMS PLANNING TO implement customer contact and retention systems for the first time should take heed: The deck is stacked. Just under one-third of these

  • Aspirin for All Ages

    Most shoppers visit drug stores at least once a week whether they’re eight or 80 years old, according to retail surveys conducted by Meyers Research,