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  • New Products and Services

    Omaha, NE-based data products provider infoUSA has launched American Travel Index, a national business directory for handheld devices. An outgrowth of

  • ANetorder Merges with American Mailers Illinois

    Direct mail fulfillment company aNetorder Inc., Naperville, IL, has merged with American Mailers Illinois, Inc. The new company will be known as aNetorder.

  • Printing Substance Alarms Lands’ End Customers

    Lands’ End has received only three or four calls a day from concerned customers since the start of the anthrax scare. But a couple have been from people

  • Experts Say Familiar Mail will be Opened

    Will Americans open their mail? That’s the big unanswered question as marketers scramble to control the damage after two pieces of mail tested positive

  • A Swift End for a New DM Business

    Direct Marketing Information Online (DMIO), Palm Beach, FL, has closed its business. The data card transmission service for list managers and owners debuted

  • Hearst Pays $4 Million in Settlement

    Hearst Corp. has agreed to pay $4 million to settle charges that it did not give antitrust enforcers crucial documents in the pre-merger report when it sought to acquire Media-Span Inc., according to news reports.

  • DoubleClick Reports Loss of $12.6 Million for Third Quarter

    DoubleClick Inc., suffering from plummeting online ad spending, has reported a net loss of $12.6 million for the third quarter. This excludes certain

  • DoubleClick to Adopt Privacy Council Tool

    Online advertising agency DoubleClick Inc., New York, has made an arrangement with privacy and data protection consulting firm the Privacy Council, to

  • DIRECT Listline

    PC Owners Masterfile This is a file of 7.2 million 12-month buyers. These individuals, through self-reported information and credit sources, have been

  • NGA: Net Tax Moratorium Will Cost $440 Billion by 2011

    State and local governments will lose close to $440 billion in sales tax revenues between now and 2011 if the federal government’s soon-to-expire moratorium