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  • Paying More, Getting Less

    Direct marketers can’t be blamed for thinking something’s out of whack when it comes to what’s flowing out of their coffers and what’s trickling in. They’re

  • Office Max’s Elf Yourself Returns

    When did Christmas become the season for viral marketing via photo uploads? Yet it has, and agency EVB has had a lot to do with that new tradition, having

  • Hey, It Coulda Been Worse!

    As you read this, you’re probably getting ready for the December holidays. But as I type, I’m preparing to sacrifice a pumpkin to the autumnal gods. That

  • Listline

    NEW LISTS iPhone Life The 104,352 consumers on this list from Smartphone magazine, ranging from students to traveling business executives, indicated an

  • Turning Gift Cards into Coupons By Mail

    Vying for the attention of consumers who are inundated with marketing messages is no easy task, especially in this challenging economic environment. So

  • Kodak Site’s ‘Super’ Promo Pushes Online Photo Services

    It happens to everyone eventually the occasional day when you feel powerless and incapable. The printer jams. Or your hard drive crashes. Or you lose

  • Australia Post Pushes 3-D Mail

    Things are getting touchy down under. Australia Post has seen an 8.5% response to a business-to-business test campaign that used a pop-up cube to promote

  • Letters to the Editor

    TESTING CANADIAN WATERS It was extremely reassuring to read Larry Riggs’ article Northern Exposure (September). I assisted in launching Crest Fruit Inc.’s

  • Top Legal Issues to Watch with User Content

    While some sources are sounding the death knell for user-generated content (or UGC), by most accounts it is still going strong, with both users and creators

  • Verizon Event Features Free Blackberry Storm

    Neither rain nor wind nor well, a lot of rain were able to keep healthy crowds away from a live event offered in New York’s Times Square by Verizon Wireless