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  • SWING SET

    Independent voters are increasingly important to politicians, but it takes good data mining skills to reach them.A generation ago, reaching out to independent

  • Turning Up the Volume With AOL

    myPlay.com Inc., which customizes banner ads and e-mail for recording companies, has signed a co-branding deal with America Online, expanding its reach

  • Comeback Kid

    egghead, which closed its last retail store three years ago, has revitalized itself as dot-com company. The Menlo Park, CA-based firm posted sales of

  • Major Promo

    Since this department provides critical analysis, we are accustomed to being accused of throwing bricks at this DM campaign or that.It therefore gave

  • MaxMatch Factor: Joint venture aids SOHO market targeting

    There’s a trade-off in targeting the small office/home office (SOHO) market. While it can be lucrative, prospect information has been available only sporadically

  • Hara-kiri 2000: Broadcast Is Knifing Itself

    If you’re old enough, you remember a nasty World War II Japanese procedure – hara-kiri.We saw the technique in “The Bridge Over the River Kwai,” in which

  • Forrester Predicts Dot-com Shakeout

    Consolidations, closings may leave only the strongest on the scene at 2002’s end.The electronic retailing industry will undergo the first phase of a three-part

  • As Easy as ABC: Barney teaches Lyrick Studios, Wal-Mart to play nice

    New Page 6 Once considered a Pokemon-level fad, Lyrick Studios’ Barney & Friends quietly turned into an evergreen property in the late 1990s. But such

  • Swag Bag Sweep Rules

    PROMO Swag Bag Sweepstakes Official Rules Penton Business Media, Inc., d/b/a Promo Magazine (“Sponsor”) is offering the PROMO Swag Bag Online Sweepstakes (“Sweepstakes”). NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. A PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND WILL NOT INCREASE YOUR …

  • Revenue, Losses Bloom for FTD.com

    FTD.com, an Internet and telephone floral marketer, had third quarter revenue of $26.6 million, up 114% from 12.4 million in third-quarter 1999. But the