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  • The Patent Chase Continues

    Inter-Act Systems, Inc., Norwalk, CT, has filed a federal lawsuit against Catalina Marketing Corp., St. Petersburg, FL, claiming infringement of eight

  • Oh, Baby

    Mack Jenks spent a little time with his calculator before settling on the prize package for Gerber Rewards. The baby food leader wanted to “give away

  • Answers First, Questions Later

    Nobody who’s read this magazine for any length of time could fault it for not advancing the cause of promotions. After all, promo is our name and what

  • At Your Office Is Open for Business

    MAYBE THE BEST way the booming office supplies industry can get to the elusive small office/ home office market is through a virtual company. So thinks

  • Direct Newsline

    Trans Union Loses Nod to FTC IN THE LATEST round of a long-running battle, a Federal Trade Commission judge has ordered Trans Union Corp., Chicago, to

  • GET BACK TO THE BASICS

    “BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU wish for.” For business-to-business marketers, this old adage has never been more true.B-to-Bers have abundant sales and marketing

  • Making History

    Amazingly, 1998 was a major milestone for two driving forces: it was NAS-CAR’s 50th anniversary and Goodyear’s 100th anniversary. With all the hoopla

  • We’re Going to Disney World!

    What we see, of course, is the finished product, the catchy headline of the press release or the inviting ad that says: Sears Offers Adventure of the

  • Pokemon Phenomenon

    Kentucky Fried Chicken, Louisville, KY, will outfit its 5,000 stores with a fourth-quarter premium and sampling campaign tied to characters from what’s

  • Mag Sweeps Settlement

    American Family Publishers, Jersey City, NJ, and New York State Attorney General Dennis C. Vacco concluded an $800,000 settlement that will compensate