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The Good Old Days
You wouldn’t be far off to say that Will Keith Kellogg was lucky to be the dumb one in his family. His brother, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, was the superintendent
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Fair Exchange
SAMPLING OFFERS MARKETERS a valuable opportunity to get their products directly into the hands of consumers. As a result, it has become an interactive
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The risk of playing it safe
Mediocre just doesn’t cut it these days. No longer can a brand simply put out a solid, yeomanlike marketing campaign and expect to get away with it. Not
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Alloy Posts Revenue Gains for Second Quarter
New York-based Generation Y marketer Alloy Inc. reported revenues for the second quarter ended July 31 of $80.5 million, a 55% increase compared to the
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Alloy Posts Revenue Gains for Second Quarter
New York-based Generation Y marketer Alloy Inc. reported revenues for the second quarter ended July 31 of $80.5 million, a 55% increase compared to the
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USPS to Open Can of Nonprofit Worms?
(Catalog Age) The Alliance of Nonprofit Mailers reports that the U.S. Postal Service next week will dismantle its cooperative mailing rules, which govern
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Catalog Customers Respond to E-mail More
E-mail sent from catalogers reaches recipients more often and is opened and clicked through more frequently this year than it was last year. According
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Interpublic Reports Loss: More Layoffs to Come
Restructuring costs and a soft ad market added to the Interpublic Group Cos. continuing woes as it reported a second quarter net loss of $13.5 millionits
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Carlson Marketing Buys Peppers & Rogers
Carlson Marketing Group plans to acquire customer strategy consultants Peppers & Rogers Group. Both companies will retain their individual brands and
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Kiss and Make Up: Coca-Cola Offers Burger King $21 Million
Coca-Cola will pay up to $21.1 million to Burger King to help ease a dispute over Coca-Cola employees tampering with a Frozen Coke promotion at Burger