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  Asian Persuasion

  THE ASIAN ART MUSUEM of San Francisco hopes to double its membership by the time it moves into its new building in June 2001. To increase its rolls to

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  Insight Promotes Its Web Site on TV

  Insight Enterprises Inc. has just finished testing a series of national and regional television spots directing prospective purchasers to its Web site

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  Brazil and Argentina Mull Privacy Bills

  THE GOVERNMENTS OF both Brazil and Argentina are considering privacy legislation that could lead them further away from the U.S. privacy model, and closer

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  Same As It Ever Was

  WE’RE 10! We’re 10! Oh happy day! Yeah! Does that mean we get to ride our bikes after dark now?OK, so DIRECT is celebrating its first decade of publication.

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  Who’s Got the Rights? It Might Not Be You

  JENNY WAS BUSY manipulating one of the latest photos her agency had purchased from a photographer. Working diligently at the computer, she sat back and

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  World Wide Web of Legislation

  THERE ARE MANY things DMers consider when setting up Web sites. Frames or no frames? Animation and sound or text-only? Get legal advice or go it solo?For

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  Living Off the Dead

  OFFICIALLY, the Dead have been dead for more than three years-but it seems that Grateful Dead direct sales may live on and on.The durable rock band itself

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  Give the USPS an Incentive to Succeed

  THESE ARE CHANGING-and sometimes troubling-times. The grand scheme of postal things that we’ve come to know since the 1970 legislative reorganization

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  The Peanut Gallery Lives! A Digestive Directive

  THINK YOU’VE SEEN all there is to see about government intervention into commerce…greasy sand, sticking in the gears of progress? Well, you ain’t seen

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  Past Tense

  YOU’RE WRONG IF you think this is going to be one of those “What was on the front page of DIRECT 10 years ago?” articles. Actually, there was but one