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Chilcutt Direct Marketing now manages Automobile Quarterly magazine’s
6,472-name subscriber file. A similar number of former subs are
identified as well.

Morgan Direct Inc. has become an exclusive co-manager of the Latin
American Countries B-to-B E-mail master file. A total of 865,361 e-mail
addresses are available. The largest counts are available for Brazil and
Mexico.

Yankee Publishing Inc. has appointed Direct Media Inc. to manage the
Yankee Magazine list. This New England regional title has 266,057 active
subscribers; average age 50, with a $75,000 average household income.

Morgan Direct Inc. has become an exclusive co-manager of several lists
of Latin American consumers. More than 8.6 million names are available
on the Latin American Countries e-mail and postal master file. Separate
files are available for Puerto Rico, Mexico and other Latin American
countries.

Names and Addresses Inc. has been chosen to manage several lists for
Farm Progress Companies. The largest one is the USAgriculture master
file comprised of 2 million farming and ranching business professionals
who subscribe to some of the 20 state and regional magazines published
by Farm Progress.

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Millard Group Inc. has been chosen to oversee the MacWorld list group.
The appointment includes the 292,700-name active subscribers file, in
addition to the MacWorld Graphic Design Subscribers (27,400), MacWorld
Enhanced database (287,700) and the MacWorld E-mail Address database,
with 61,100 postal and e-mail addresses.

Global marketing firm Carlson Marketing has opened it first office in mainland China in Shanghai. The marketing services arm of Carlson joins Carlson Hotels Asia-pacific, Carlson Restaurants, Carlson Wagonlit Travel and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, already operating in China.

Claretians Missionaries recently appointed Mary Elizabeth Granger &
Associates Inc. to manage its U.S. Catholic Magazine file. Nearly 24,000
paid subscribers are available. This file was formerly managed
in-house.

Google says it has moved the expected completion date of its $1 billion investment for 5% of AOL to second-quarter 2006.