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More than 106.5 million people or about three out of every five U.S. Internet users streamed or downloaded video during July, according to a recent study
More than 106.5 million people or about three out of every five U.S. Internet users streamed or downloaded video during July, according to a recent study
I went to Lollapalooza this summer, and I fit right in. The ticket came from a friend, and I declined at first, a little put off by the image of my gray
WHAT MAKES YOU tick? That's a question that drives Laura Lang, president of Boston-based Digitas. My MBA from Wharton was in finance, but as I looked
When I deliver a speech or communicate in print, one of the words I eschew is That word, and its cousins such as and any compound word whose second half
TEN YEARS AGO, Frederick Reichheld's The Loyalty Effect demonstrated to the world that a five-percentage-point decrease in customer defections could improve
THERE'S AN OLD SAYING THAT IT'S LONELY AT the top. If that's true, our agency leaders should look around. They're in good company this issue. Direct talked
If Daniel Morel has a few days off, you might find him atop a peak in Colorado. Or he might be popping in on Tulane University in New Orleans, his MBA
RETAILERS THAT STILL USE all-HTML e-mail and there apparently are a lot of them are in for a horrendous online holiday shopping season, according to Epsilon
There are worse places to be than San Francisco in October. So stop worrying, and relax on the flight by reading this issue of Direct. We hope you'll
Epsilon Inc. fired a highly visible executive last month and shook up its corporate structure. Al DiGuido, CEO of Epsilon Interactive, was ousted. And