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  • Sis-Boom-Bah Again

    As baby boomers move toward retirement and start shifting their financial resources to essentials like medical expenses and gifts for the grandchildren, marketers may want to set their sights on echo boomers.

  • Who Are You?

    Do you fancy yourself a obsessed with making your children all they can be, before they’re even potty trained? Or maybe you’re Ms. Independent, a woman

  • Mail Call

    Here’s the mail, it never fails. It makes me want to wag my tail. When it comes, I want to wail maaaaaiiill!!!! Joe and Steve, Blue’s Clues OK. Not really.

  • Sending Out an RSS

    With RSS (Really Simple Syndication), readers can filter content directly to their desktops. Direct recently talked about how DMers can benefit from using RSS feeds with Rok Hrastnik, international Internet director of Ljubljana, Slovenia-based Studio Moderna Group, which operates in the United States and 19 Central and Eastern European markets.

  • CAMPAIGN INDEX

    RCA The Small Wonders of America RCA has launched a video contest with online travel guide RoadsideAmerica.com in search of the country’s top attractions.

  • Bridging the Gap

    As CEO Heath Clarke explains it, Local.com got into business to serve a need that wasn’t being filled by either the Internet Yellow Pages providers or traditional search engines.

  • Database Guru Eyes E-mailers

    Arthur Middleton Hughes thinks he may be able to teach e-mail marketers a thing or two. Hughes recently signed a part-time deal with e-Dialog to consult with some of the e-mail service provider’s clients.

  • My Doritos

    Doritos needs help. Or so it would seem, given its constant search for consumer-generated marketing creative. First there was the Crash the Super Bowl

  • Moving Pictures

    When Champlain Chocolates wanted to boost holiday sales, it launched an animated e-mail. Sales jumped 49%. The chocolate maker, which operates a store

  • Jackpot!

    An iconic board game like Monopoly is recognized throughout the world. And its maker is capitalizing on that notoriety by expanding a licensing deal to