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  • Ears Open

    CANCER AND MARKETING. They don’t exactly go together like peanut butter and jelly, do they? People may have good reason to be skeptical of a cancer treatment

  • Revenues Rising Again

    U.S. promotion agency revenues reached an estimated $5.2 billion in 2005, up 23.5% from the year before. That’s nearly double the increase that agencies

  • The New Frontier

    SMS, MMS, SEOit’s an interactive alphabet soup that can spell big business and loyalty for brands. In fact, 49.9% of marketers allotted up to 15% of their

  • Higher Gear

    Earlier this year, some 1,500 media advertising execs gathered at the AAAA conference to discuss how to stem the outgoing tide. The day the conference

  • We’re All Deviants

    Meet Robert Burns. Burns is a building maintenance supervisor at Windham Tech, a state vocational high school in Windham, CT. He’s 53 years old and married.

  • A Friend of the Truth

    Jerrold Ballinger, who covered everything from espionage to direct marketing during a long and distinguished reporting career, died Feb. 28 of cancer

  • Cleans Away Dirt and Crime

    In December 1977, consumer giant CFCP introduced Breen detergent to the metro New York market. Its introductory 25-cent coupon, delivered via free-standing

  • Prudential Blends TV and Search

    Prudential Financial scored a marketing touchdown during Super Bowl weekend with a branding effort combining television ads and search. A TV spot that

  • FEEDING THE BEAST

    Salespeople need leads to make them more productive, and tried-and-true techniques of targeting, media selection, offer development, message platforms, response management and campaign analysis can help them out.

  • Want Service? It’ll Cost You

    I hate the Lexus lanes the toll strips more and more states are transforming their under-used carpool lanes into. For a premium price, solo motorists