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  DEMOGRAPHICS

  TAKE A LOOK around. No matter what mainstream fashion magazines say, every woman is not built like wafer-thin model Kate Moss.This fact isn’t lost on

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  Becoming a Utility Player

  WHILE GAS AND electric utility customers generally feel positive about their service providers, cable TV companies may face customer defection in a deregulated

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  FLYING IN THEIR OWN FORMATION

  There aren’t many frequent flyer programs in which the top redemption option is to stay on a Caribbean island belonging to the man who owns the airline.

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  PAGING A NEW MARKETING STRATEGY

  WHETHER TOP SECRET OR NOT, government agents who use high-tech communications devices that bounce off satellites are now getting the chance to procure

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  Account-Specific Spotlight: Atlanta

  There’s been a second march on Atlanta, and the victors this time are Publix and Wal-Mart. The two chains have captured a combined 25 share in the last

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  Branding the Herd

  DURING TWO OF my summer sojourns, I realized that many of our industry’s finest had done an exemplary job of branding, at least in our household.While

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  One Win, One Loss

  REBOUNDING AFTER THE bittersweet launch and closing of a chocolate catalog, Miami-based Activa Marketing & Investment Group L.C. is readying a second

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  Let Them Intertain You

  INTERTAINER INC. of Santa Monica, CA is rolling out a service that will deliver on-demand TV shows, movies, shopping opportunities and more to personal

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  Exploring the Far East

  MAYBE IT HAS GOT EXTRAORDINARY faith in light of the Asian economic meltdown. Maybe it knows something we don’t. In either case, Dell Computer Corp. wants

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  TOYS IN THE BANDWIDTH: PHIL POLISHOOK, VICE PRESIDENT, MARKETING

  When it comes to being an Internet-based category killer, many hear the call but few are chosen. One of the latter is eToys (www.etoys.com), which a year