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  • 15 minutes of fame

    Guess we have to admit it: Andy Warhol was prescient. A generation ago, he foresaw the day when everyone would get their moment in the spotlight, however

  • Made For Each Other

    Like too many marriages, the integration of offline and online marketing fails often because of self-interest. Reluctant to put a priority on the union

  • Forever Young

    When it comes to marketing to seniors, brands need to think young. The biggest mistake a marketer can make is to call someone a says Kurt Medina, president

  • The Fine Art of B-to-B Segmenting

    Most people think of spam as a consumer issue. But business-to-business marketers, who had an e-mail bounce-back rate of 17% during this year’s second

  • Not Easy Being Green

    There’s no argument about the fact that using recycled paper is good for the environment. But for catalogers, it isn’t quite that simple. Despite pressure

  • Research: worth the investment

    For executives frustrated by low response rates and struggling with expansion in the midst of a sluggish economy, one problem might not be what you know

  • Belaboring a (Percentage) Point

    The U.S economy stands to lose 2 million outbound telemarketing jobs thanks to regulations going into effect today. I’ve been mulling this in light of

  • Wild Pitches

    THE PITCH TEAM sent out for pizza in the middle of the review. Mind you, the clients weren’t in the building. They were on the other end of a computer,

  • House Renews Fair Credit Reporting Act

    Financial services marketers received a break last month when the U.S. House of Representatives renewed the Fair Credit Reporting Act, extending its pre-emption